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This table simulates average Canadian Economic Accounts data during 2014-2018. Use the Income Approach and the Expenditures Approach based on Statistics Canada's Methods studied in Chapter 5 to calculate the economic indicators asked in Parts 1 - Part 8 below. All data are in billions of dollars. (16 Marks] Economic Indicator (5 billions) Imports 1,123 Gross Investment Expenditures 513 Investment & Employment Income to Non-Residents 116 Statistical Discrepancy Net Corporate Operating Surplus before Taxes 272 Personal Savings 60 Personal Income Tax 281 Government Expenditures 442 Net Exports -71 Compensation of Employee 1.064 Investment & Employment Income from Foreign Sources 35 Net Domestic Product al market prices (NDPmp) 1,801 Personal Income 1,659 Net Mixed Income 198 Personal Property T 25 Net Investment 137 Note: Use units in the table - i.e. don't add trailing zeros for $billion. Don't insert comma separators for 1,000s. The GDP Components chart in the Chapter 5 Tutorial Worksheet is a good Resource: Part 1: Calculate Depreciation Number Part 2: Calculate Exports |Number Part 3: Calculate Net Domestic Product at factor cost (NDPfc) Number Part 4: Calculate Net Indirect Taxes Number Part 5: Calculate GDP at market prices (GDPmp) Number Part 6: Calculate Personal Consumption Expenditures (C) Number Part 7: Calculate Personal Disposable Income (PDI) Number Part &: Calculate Gross National Product (GNP) |Number