Question: How would I go about solving this problem? There are multiple answers and I cant figure out the right ones. I keep missing answers. In

How would I go about solving this problem? There are multiple answers and I cant figure out the right ones. I keep missing answers.

In the year 2000, the US National-Saving share, Investment share, and Net Export shares of GDP were as shown in the table below. Based on this information and on the Spending Allocation Model, which of the statements below are correct, for the year 2000? S/Y* |/Y* X/Y* 12.5 18.2 -4.3 C] R* is above its equilibrium value, and is going to fall in the future. C] R* is below its equilibrium value, and is going to rise in the future. C] R* is equal to its equilibrium value. There is no reason to expect R* to change. C] Y > Y* C] Y
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