a. The income-based estimate of Metrica's GDP is $1 b. The expenditure-based estimate of Metrica's GDP...

  

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a. The income-based estimate of Metrica's GDP is $1 b. The expenditure-based estimate of Metrica's GDP is $ billion. billion. c. The value of the statistical discrepancy which is added to the lower estimate and subtracted from the higher estimate to find a single GDP value is $[ billion. d. Metrica's GDP is $1 e. Metrica's capital stock (Click to select) by $ f. Metrica's GNI is $ billion. This means that income earned by the residents of other countries for their involvement in production in Metrica is (Click to select) than income earned by residents of Metrica for their involvement in production in the rest of the world. billion. billion. Corporate income Exports Wages and salaries. Net international income to the rest of the world. Gross investment Government purchases Indirect taxes Personal consumption Imports Depreciation Proprietors' incomes and rents. Statistical discrepancy ($ billions) 56 43 308 4 92 108 41 288 16 43 31 ? a. The income-based estimate of Metrica's GDP is $1 b. The expenditure-based estimate of Metrica's GDP is $ billion. billion. c. The value of the statistical discrepancy which is added to the lower estimate and subtracted from the higher estimate to find a single GDP value is $[ billion. d. Metrica's GDP is $1 e. Metrica's capital stock (Click to select) by $ f. Metrica's GNI is $ billion. This means that income earned by the residents of other countries for their involvement in production in Metrica is (Click to select) than income earned by residents of Metrica for their involvement in production in the rest of the world. billion. billion. Corporate income Exports Wages and salaries. Net international income to the rest of the world. Gross investment Government purchases Indirect taxes Personal consumption Imports Depreciation Proprietors' incomes and rents. Statistical discrepancy ($ billions) 56 43 308 4 92 108 41 288 16 43 31 ?