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Consider a nation in which the government spends $8000 (there aren't any transfer payments). Households spend $24,000 a year on goods and services and $12,000 per year on homes; they also spend $2000 on stocks and bonds. People in foreign countries buy $1200 in goods and services from this nation, and the nation buys $2500 in goods and services from foreign countries. And businesses spend $16,000 to increase inventories and buy things they can use to produce. Calculate this nation's economic investment, carefully following all mathematical directions. 28,000 D Question 8 2.5 pts One last time, let's work with this data: Consider a nation in which the government spends $8000 (there aren't any transfer payments). Households spend $24,000 a year on goods and services and $12,000 per year on homes; they also spend $2000 on stocks and bonds. People in foreign countries buy $1200 in goods and services from this nation, and the nation buys $2500 in goods and services from foreign countries. And businesses spend $16,000 to increase inventories and buy things they can use to produce. Calculate this nation's GDP using the expenditure method, carefully following all mathematical directions. 58,700