Country A has export sales of $\$ 20$ billion, government purchases of $\$ 1,000$ billion, business investment is $\$ 50$ billion, imports are $\$ 40$ billion, and consumption spending is $\$ 2,000$ billion. What is the dollar value of GDP?
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