Consider the small economy represented in the following table. All values are in dollars.

Firm A

Wages paid to employees	144
Taxes paid to government	152
Input purchased from Firm B	43
Revenue received	637
Sold to Public (newly produced)		432
Sold to a foreign country		138
Sold from inventory to Public		67
Unsold production	82
After-tax profit	298

Firm B

Wages paid to employees	169
Taxes paid to government	108
Input purchased from Firm C	60
Revenue received	596
Sold to Public (newly produced)		296
Sold to Government		170
Sold to Firm A		43
Sold from inventory to Public		87
After-tax profit	259

Firm C

Wages paid to employees	179
Taxes paid to government	181
Input imported	74
Revenue received	613
Sold to Public (newly produced)		307
Sold to Firm B		60
Sold to a foreign country		246
Unsold production	50
After-tax profit	179

Additional Information

Government transfers 124

Interest on government's debt 63

Private Saving 142

c. Investment (I) (changes in inventory is part of investment)

d. net exports (NX)

e. gross domestic product (GDP)

f. government saving (Sgov)

g. current account balance

h. net factor payments (NFP)

i. gross national product (GNP)

j. government budget deficit

k. private disposable income

l. net government income

m. change in national wealth assuming value and stock of assets are held by Canadians did not change over the period