2. Calculate (@) gross private domestic investment (b) GDP (c) change in capital (d) GNP (e) NNP (f) national income (g) compensation of employees (h) personal income (i) disposable personal income based on the data below. Amount of national income not going to households 458.3 Corporate profits 1,724.2 Depreciation 1,858.6 Dividends 667.2 Exports 1,749.5 Government purchases 2,967.7 Imports 2,245.3 Indirect taxes less subsidies 984.5 Net business transfer payments 134.6 Net interest 589.1 Net private domestic investment -156.3 Payments of factor income to the rest of the world 504.6 Personal consumption expenditures 10,103.7 Personal interest income 1,026.1 Personal income taxes 1,146.4 Personal transfer receipts 2,242.1 Proprietors' income 981.7 Receipts of factor income from the rest of the world 674.0 Rental income 344.1 Social insurance contributions 976.0 Statistical discrepancy -7.2 Surplus of government enterprises -14.7 (a) Gross private domestic investment = (b) GDP = (c) Change in capital = (d) GNP = (e) NNP = (f) National income = (g) Compensation of employees = (h) Personal income = (i) Disposable personal income =