2. Practice calculating the U. S. GDP over the years. a) Complete the following table.
Note: Figures are in billions of dollars
Year Consumer Investment Government Exports
Spending by Business Spending Minus
Imports
GDP
2002
7,384.1
1,925
2,094.9
-426.5
2006
9,304
2,680.6
2,642.2
-770.9
2010
10,202.2
2,100.8
3,174
-512.7
2014 11,928.4 2,855.8
Source: U. S. Government Publishing Office
3,174.5
-538

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