Question

The Gross Domestic Product of a country for a given year is the sum of the market values of all goods and services produced within the country during that year. The Gross Domestic Product per capita is found by using the following formula:

S=C+I+G+NPwhere S = Gross Domestic Product per capita, C = consumer spending, I = investment, G = government purchased, N = net exports, and P = population. Which of the following shows the Gross Domestic Product per capita solved for I?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The correct equation for solving Gross Domestic Product per capita (S) for investment (I) is a. I = S - C - G - NP.

How to find the investment ?

To solve the Gross Domestic Product per capita (S) formula for I, you need to isolate I on one side of the equation. The formula you provided is:

S = C + I + G + NP

To solve for I:

I = S - C - G - NP

So, the correct equation that shows Gross Domestic Product per capita (S) solved for I (investment) is:

I = S - C - G - NP

The options for the question is:

I = S - C - G - NP

I = S + C + G + NP

I = S / C - G + NP

I = S - C * G - NP