The following is a hypothetical series of numbers representing expenditure and income figures related to U.S. GDP:

• Personal consumption expenditures......2349
• Net foreign income earned in the U.S......118.32
• Net exports........................................................ -348
• Depreciation on fixed capital (Calculated by dividing depreciable amount over number of years. In this case 2,000 over 10 years)
• Govt. purchases are 1/8th the value of personal consumption
• Aggregate Wages................................................876
• Rents.........................................................................453
• Investment is 3/8ths of Aggregate Wages
• Interest.....................................................................900
• Properietor (non corporate) income................12
• Corporate profits are 5% of Aggregate Wages
• Indirect Business Taxes.........................................20

Applying both the Expenditure and Income Approaches, calculate hypothetical Gross Domestic Product.In essence, total "expenditures" should " = " "total income." For simplicity we'll assume numbers are in the millions.