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Larry is the sole owner of Larry’s Moving Company, Incorporated (LMC). In one year, LMC collects $2,000,000 from customers to help them move. LMC’s equipment depreciates in value by $200,000. LMC pays $1,400,000 to its workers, who pay $500,000 in taxes on this income. LMC pays $175,000 in corporate income taxes and pays Larry a dividend of 100,000. Larry pays taxes of $50,000 on this dividend income. LMC retains $125,000 of earnings in the business to finance future expansion. How much does this economic activity contribute to each of the following?

GDP = $

Review text pages 21-22, and 29-32 for a discussion of the various measures of economic activity provided in the national income accounts.
Review text pages 21-22, and 29-32 for a discussion of the various measures of economic activity provided in the national income accounts.
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      Larry is the sole owner of Larry’s Moving Company, Incorporated (LMC). In one year, LMC collects $2,000,000 from customers to help them move. LMC’s equipment depreciates in value by $200,000. LMC pays $1,400,000 to its workers, who pay $500,000 in taxes on this income. LMC pays $175,000 in corporate income taxes and pays Larry a dividend of 100,000. Larry pays taxes of $50,000 on this dividend income. LMC retains $125,000 of earnings in the business to finance future expansion. How much does this economic activity contribute to each of the following?

      NNP = $

      Review text pages 21-22, and 29-32 for a discussion of the various measures of economic activity provided in the national income accounts.
      Review text pages 21-22, and 29-32 for a discussion of the various measures of economic activity provided in the national income accounts.
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          Larry is the sole owner of Larry’s Moving Company, Incorporated (LMC). In one year, LMC collects $2,000,000 from customers to help them move. LMC’s equipment depreciates in value by $200,000. LMC pays $1,400,000 to its workers, who pay $500,000 in taxes on this income. LMC pays $175,000 in corporate income taxes and pays Larry a dividend of 100,000. Larry pays taxes of $50,000 on this dividend income. LMC retains $125,000 of earnings in the business to finance future expansion. How much does this economic activity contribute to each of the following?

          National Income = $

          Review text pages 21-22, and 29-32 for a discussion of the various measures of economic activity provided in the national income accounts.
          Review text pages 21-22, and 29-32 for a discussion of the various measures of economic activity provided in the national income accounts.
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              Larry is the sole owner of Larry’s Moving Company, Incorporated (LMC). In one year, LMC collects $2,000,000 from customers to help them move. LMC’s equipment depreciates in value by $200,000. LMC pays $1,400,000 to its workers, who pay $500,000 in taxes on this income. LMC pays $175,000 in corporate income taxes and pays Larry a dividend of 100,000. Larry pays taxes of $50,000 on this dividend income. LMC retains $125,000 of earnings in the business to finance future expansion. How much does this economic activity contribute to each of the following?

              Compensation of Employees = $

              Proprietors’ Income =

              Corporate Profits = $

              Review text pages 21-22, and 29-32 for a discussion of the various measures of economic activity provided in the national income accounts.
              Review text pages 21-22, and 29-32 for a discussion of the various measures of economic activity provided in the national income accounts.
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                  Larry is the sole owner of Larry’s Moving Company, Incorporated (LMC). In one year, LMC collects $2,000,000 from customers to help them move. LMC’s equipment depreciates in value by $200,000. LMC pays $1,400,000 to its workers, who pay $500,000 in taxes on this income. LMC pays $175,000 in corporate income taxes and pays Larry a dividend of 100,000. Larry pays taxes of $50,000 on this dividend income. LMC retains $125,000 of earnings in the business to finance future expansion. How much does this economic activity contribute to each of the following?

                  Personal Income = $

                  Disposable Personal Income = $

                  Review text pages 21-22, and 29-32 for a discussion of the various measures of economic activity provided in the national income accounts.
                  Review text pages 21-22, and 29-32 for a discussion of the various measures of economic activity provided in the national income accounts.
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