Question 12 Answer this question based on the following nominal figures for an economy. Consumer spending on new goods $900 Consumer spending on used goods $700 Government spending $500 investment spending $100 Export $50 import $40 ? $2,290 $1,510 ? $1,500 ? $1,410 ? $900 2 pts
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Consumer spending on new goods is $900 and consumer spending on used goods is $700. So, the total consumer spending is $900 + $700 = $1600. Show more…
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