Setenta, Arriane Cloe Jade H.

BSED 3-15 TFRI 5:30-7:00 JULY 27,2017

ASSIGNMENT 2
Using the table:
1. Complete the table:
1 2 Governmen 1 4 Net AE
YEA Incom Consumptio Investme t Export Import Export Taxe Saving GDP
R e n nt Expenditur s s s s s
es
DI (Y) C I G X M NX T S GDP
2000 1000 500 250 150 430 130 300 200 500 1200
2001 1500 600 300 75 225 200 25 200 900 1000
2002 2000 1000 1000 850 300 200 100 200 1000 2950
2003 2500 900 700 600 200 200 0 200 1600 2200
2004 3000 1100 500 500 200 195 5 200 1900 1,70
5
A. Calculate the net export, savings, consumption, investment, government expenditure, AE in each
year.
B. Indicate the equational symbol in each column.
2. From the given table answer the ff questions:
A. What year that shows savings is equal to investment? Year 2002
B. What are the components that makes up AE? Consumption, Investment, Government Spending, and
Net Exports
3. Create a table showing the total leakages and total injection and identify the equilibrium and
disequilibrium state in each year.
LEAKAGES INJECTION REMARKS
2000 930 830 disequilibrium
2001 1900 600 disequilibrium
2002 1400 2150 disequilibrium
2003 2000 1500 disequilibrium
2004 1500 1500 equilibrium

4. Using the leakage Injection answer the ff questions:

A. Mention three possible economic scenarios or situations when leakages is greater than injections.
1. High interest rates.
2. Deflation
3. Planned savings plus taxes are greater than planned investment plus government spending
B. Mention three possible economic conditions when leakages is less than injections.
1. Economy expands resulting in more goods and services produced
2. Price hike will occur
3. Planned investment plus government spending are greater than planned saving plus taxes
C. In what year the leakage and injection is in equilibrium? Year 2004
D. At what situation an economy is using resources at maximum efficiency?
During expansion, wherein the economy increases in output and approaches potential GDP.
Escobarte, Krystin Joy Elaine D. BSED 3-15 TFRI 5:30-7:00 JULY 27,2017
ASSIGNMENT 2
Using the table:
1. Complete the table:
1 2 Governmen 1 4 Net AE
YEA Incom Consumptio Investme t Export Import Export Taxe Saving GDP
R e n nt Expenditur s s s s s
es
DI (Y) C I G X M NX T S GDP
2000 1000 500 250 150 430 130 300 200 500 1200
2001 1500 600 300 75 225 200 25 200 900 1000
2002 2000 1000 1000 850 300 200 100 200 1000 2950
2003 2500 900 700 600 200 200 0 200 1600 2200
2004 3000 1100 500 500 200 195 5 200 1900 1,70
5
A. Calculate the net export, savings, consumption, investment, government expenditure, AE in each
year.
B. Indicate the equational symbol in each column.
2. From the given table answer the ff questions:
A. What year that shows savings is equal to investment? Year 2002
B. What are the components that makes up AE? Consumption, Investment, Government Spending, and
Net Exports
3. Create a table showing the total leakages and total injection and identify the equilibrium and
disequilibrium state in each year.
LEAKAGES INJECTION REMARKS
2000 930 830 disequilibrium
2001 1900 600 disequilibrium
2002 1400 2150 disequilibrium
2003 2000 1500 disequilibrium
2004 1500 1500 equilibrium

4. Using the leakage Injection answer the ff questions:

A. Mention three possible economic scenarios or situations when leakages is greater than injections.
1. High interest rates.
2. Deflation
3. Planned savings plus taxes are greater than planned investment plus government spending
B. Mention three possible economic conditions when leakages is less than injections.
1. Economy expands resulting in more goods and services produced
2. Price hike will occur
3. Planned investment plus government spending are greater than planned saving plus taxes
C. In what year the leakage and injection is in equilibrium? Year 2004
D. At what situation an economy is using resources at maximum efficiency?
During expansion, wherein the economy increases in output and approaches potential GDP.
Operio, Marive K. BSED 3-15 TFRI 5:30-7:00 JULY 27,2017
ASSIGNMENT 2
Using the table:
1. Complete the table:
1 2 Governmen 1 4 Net AE
YEA Incom Consumptio Investme t Export Import Export Taxe Saving GDP
R e n nt Expenditur s s s s s
es
DI (Y) C I G X M NX T S GDP
2000 1000 500 250 150 430 130 300 200 500 1200
2001 1500 600 300 75 225 200 25 200 900 1000
2002 2000 1000 1000 850 300 200 100 200 1000 2950
2003 2500 900 700 600 200 200 0 200 1600 2200
2004 3000 1100 500 500 200 195 5 200 1900 1,70
5
A. Calculate the net export, savings, consumption, investment, government expenditure, AE in each
year.
B. Indicate the equational symbol in each column.
2. From the given table answer the ff questions:
A. What year that shows savings is equal to investment? Year 2002
B. What are the components that makes up AE? Consumption, Investment, Government Spending, and
Net Exports
3. Create a table showing the total leakages and total injection and identify the equilibrium and
disequilibrium state in each year.
LEAKAGES INJECTION REMARKS
2000 930 830 disequilibrium
2001 1900 600 disequilibrium
2002 1400 2150 disequilibrium
2003 2000 1500 disequilibrium
2004 1500 1500 equilibrium

4. Using the leakage Injection answer the ff questions:

A. Mention three possible economic scenarios or situations when leakages is greater than injections.
1. High interest rates.
2. Deflation
3. Planned savings plus taxes are greater than planned investment plus government spending
B. Mention three possible economic conditions when leakages is less than injections.
1. Economy expands resulting in more goods and services produced
2. Price hike will occur
3. Planned investment plus government spending are greater than planned saving plus taxes
C. In what year the leakage and injection is in equilibrium? Year 2004
D. At what situation an economy is using resources at maximum efficiency?
During expansion, wherein the economy increases in output and approaches potential GDP.
Docena, Daisy Rose C. BSED 3-15 TFRI 5:30-7:00 JULY 27,2017
ASSIGNMENT 2
Using the table:
1. Complete the table:
1 2 Governmen 1 4 Net AE
YEA Incom Consumptio Investme t Export Import Export Taxe Saving GDP
R e n nt Expenditur s s s s s
es
DI (Y) C I G X M NX T S GDP
2000 1000 500 250 150 430 130 300 200 500 1200
2001 1500 600 300 75 225 200 25 200 900 1000
2002 2000 1000 1000 850 300 200 100 200 1000 2950
2003 2500 900 700 600 200 200 0 200 1600 2200
2004 3000 1100 500 500 200 195 5 200 1900 1,70
5
A. Calculate the net export, savings, consumption, investment, government expenditure, AE in each
year.
B. Indicate the equational symbol in each column.
2. From the given table answer the ff questions:
A. What year that shows savings is equal to investment? Year 2002
B. What are the components that makes up AE? Consumption, Investment, Government Spending, and
Net Exports
3. Create a table showing the total leakages and total injection and identify the equilibrium and
disequilibrium state in each year.
LEAKAGES INJECTION REMARKS
2000 930 830 disequilibrium
2001 1900 600 disequilibrium
2002 1400 2150 disequilibrium
2003 2000 1500 disequilibrium
2004 1500 1500 equilibrium

4. Using the leakage Injection answer the ff questions:

A. Mention three possible economic scenarios or situations when leakages is greater than injections.
1. High interest rates.
2. Deflation
3. Planned savings plus taxes are greater than planned investment plus government spending
B. Mention three possible economic conditions when leakages is less than injections.
1. Economy expands resulting in more goods and services produced
2. Price hike will occur
3. Planned investment plus government spending are greater than planned saving plus taxes
C. In what year the leakage and injection is in equilibrium? Year 2004
D. At what situation an economy is using resources at maximum efficiency?
During expansion, wherein the economy increases in output and approaches potential GDP.
Salvo, Anna Clarisse A. BSED 3-15 TFRI 5:30-7:00 JULY 27,2017
ASSIGNMENT 2
Using the table:
1 2 Governmen 1 4 Net AE
YEA Incom Consumptio Investme t Export Import Export Taxe Saving GDP
R e n nt Expenditur s s s s s
es
DI (Y) C I G X M NX T S GDP
2000 1000 500 250 150 430 130 300 200 500 1200
2001 1500 600 300 75 225 200 25 200 900 1000
2002 2000 1000 1000 850 300 200 100 200 1000 2950
2003 2500 900 700 600 200 200 0 200 1600 2200
2004 3000 1100 500 500 200 195 5 200 1900 1,70
5
1. Complete the table:
A. Calculate the net export, savings, consumption, investment, government expenditure, AE in each
year.
B. Indicate the equational symbol in each column.
2. From the given table answer the ff questions:
A. What year that shows savings is equal to investment? Year 2002
B. What are the components that makes up AE? Consumption, Investment, Government Spending,
and Net Exports
3. Create a table showing the total leakages and total injection and identify the equilibrium and
disequilibrium state in each year.
LEAKAGES INJECTION REMARKS
2000 930 830 disequilibrium
2001 1900 600 disequilibrium
2002 1400 2150 disequilibrium
2003 2000 1500 disequilibrium
2004 1500 1500 equilibrium

4. Using the leakage Injection answer the ff questions:

A. Mention three possible economic scenarios or situations when leakages is greater than injections.
1. High interest rates.
2. Deflation
3. Planned savings plus taxes are greater than planned investment plus government spending
B. Mention three possible economic conditions when leakages is less than injections.
1. Economy expands resulting in more goods and services produced
2. Price hike will occur
3. Planned investment plus government spending are greater than planned saving plus taxes
C. In what year the leakage and injection is in equilibrium? Year 2004
D. At what situation an economy is using resources at maximum efficiency?
During expansion, wherein the economy increases in output and approaches potential GDP.
Teraza, Kenneth C. BSED 3-15 TFRI 5:30-7:00 JULY 27,2017
ASSIGNMENT 2
Using the table:
1. Complete the table:
1 2 Governmen 1 4 Net AE
YEA Incom Consumptio Investme t Export Import Export Taxe Saving GDP
R e n nt Expenditur s s s s s
es
DI (Y) C I G X M NX T S GDP
2000 1000 500 250 150 430 130 300 200 500 1200
2001 1500 600 300 75 225 200 25 200 900 1000
2002 2000 1000 1000 850 300 200 100 200 1000 2950
2003 2500 900 700 600 200 200 0 200 1600 2200
2004 3000 1100 500 500 200 195 5 200 1900 1,70
5
A. Calculate the net export, savings, consumption, investment, government expenditure, AE in each
year.
B. Indicate the equational symbol in each column.
2. From the given table answer the ff questions:
A. What year that shows savings is equal to investment? Year 2002
B. What are the components that makes up AE? Consumption, Investment, Government Spending,
and Net Exports
3. Create a table showing the total leakages and total injection and identify the equilibrium and
disequilibrium state in each year.
LEAKAGES INJECTION REMARKS
2000 930 830 disequilibrium
2001 1900 600 disequilibrium
2002 1400 2150 disequilibrium
2003 2000 1500 disequilibrium
2004 1500 1500 equilibrium

4. Using the leakage Injection answer the ff questions:

A. Mention three possible economic scenarios or situations when leakages is greater than injections.
1. High interest rates.
2. Deflation
3. Planned savings plus taxes are greater than planned investment plus government spending
B. Mention three possible economic conditions when leakages is less than injections.
1. Economy expands resulting in more goods and services produced
2. Price hike will occur
3. Planned investment plus government spending are greater than planned saving plus taxes
C. In what year the leakage and injection is in equilibrium? Year 2004
D. At what situation an economy is using resources at maximum efficiency?
During expansion, wherein the economy increases in output and approaches potential GDP.
Omit, Mercelyn B. BSED 3-15 TFRI 5:30-7:00 JULY 27,2017
ASSIGNMENT 2
Using the table:
1. Complete the table:
1 2 Governmen 1 4 Net AE
YEA Incom Consumptio Investme t Export Import Export Taxe Saving GDP
R e n nt Expenditur s s s s s
es
DI (Y) C I G X M NX T S GDP
2000 1000 500 250 150 430 130 300 200 500 1200
2001 1500 600 300 75 225 200 25 200 900 1000
2002 2000 1000 1000 850 300 200 100 200 1000 2950
2003 2500 900 700 600 200 200 0 200 1600 2200
2004 3000 1100 500 500 200 195 5 200 1900 1,70
5
A. Calculate the net export, savings, consumption, investment, government expenditure, AE in each
year.
B. Indicate the equational symbol in each column.
2. From the given table answer the ff questions:
A. What year that shows savings is equal to investment? Year 2002
B. What are the components that makes up AE? Consumption, Investment, Government Spending,
and Net Exports
3. Create a table showing the total leakages and total injection and identify the equilibrium and
disequilibrium state in each year.
LEAKAGES INJECTION REMARKS
2000 930 830 disequilibrium
2001 1900 600 disequilibrium
2002 1400 2150 disequilibrium
2003 2000 1500 disequilibrium
2004 1500 1500 equilibrium

4. Using the leakage Injection answer the ff questions:

A. Mention three possible economic scenarios or situations when leakages is greater than injections.
1. High interest rates.
2. Deflation
3. Planned savings plus taxes are greater than planned investment plus government spending
B. Mention three possible economic conditions when leakages is less than injections.
1. Economy expands resulting in more goods and services produced
2. Price hike will occur
3. Planned investment plus government spending are greater than planned saving plus taxes
C. In what year the leakage and injection is in equilibrium? Year 2004
D. At what situation an economy is using resources at maximum efficiency?
During expansion, wherein the economy increases in output and approaches potential GDP.
Idaol, Harold V. BSED 3-15 TFRI 5:30-7:00 JULY 27,2017
ASSIGNMENT 2
Using the table:
1. Complete the table:
1 2 Governmen 1 4 Net AE
YEA Incom Consumptio Investme t Export Import Export Taxe Saving GDP
R e n nt Expenditur s s s s s
es
DI (Y) C I G X M NX T S GDP
2000 1000 500 250 150 430 130 300 200 500 1200
2001 1500 600 300 75 225 200 25 200 900 1000
2002 2000 1000 1000 850 300 200 100 200 1000 2950
2003 2500 900 700 600 200 200 0 200 1600 2200
2004 3000 1100 500 500 200 195 5 200 1900 1,70
5
A. Calculate the net export, savings, consumption, investment, government expenditure, AE in each
year.
B. BIndicate the equational symbol in each column.
2. From the given table answer the ff questions:
A. What year that shows savings is equal to investment? Year 2002
B. What are the components that makes up AE? Consumption, Investment, Government Spending, and
Net Exports
3. Create a table showing the total leakages and total injection and identify the equilibrium and
disequilibrium state in each year.
LEAKAGES INJECTION REMARKS
2000 930 830 disequilibrium
2001 1900 600 disequilibrium
2002 1400 2150 disequilibrium
2003 2000 1500 disequilibrium
2004 1500 1500 equilibrium

4. Using the leakage Injection answer the ff questions:

A. Mention three possible economic scenarios or situations when leakages is greater than injections.
1. High interest rates.
2. Deflation
3. Planned savings plus taxes are greater than planned investment plus government spending
B. Mention three possible economic conditions when leakages is less than injections.
1. Economy expands resulting in more goods and services produced
2. Price hike will occur
3. Planned investment plus government spending are greater than planned saving plus taxes
C. In what year the leakage and injection is in equilibrium? Year 2004
D. At what situation an economy is using resources at maximum efficiency?
During expansion, wherein the economy increases in output and approaches potential GDP.