What fractional part of their income is spent on these items altogether?
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E. None of the above.\n\n1/10 + 1/4 + 1/5 + 2/5.\n\nUse 20 as the common denominator.\n\n2/20 + 5/20 + 4/20 + 8/20 = 19/20.\n\n19/20 is not one of the answers.
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Personal consumption \nGovernment expenditures \nPrivate investment \nInventory growth \nTrade balance
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you take things to be sold. they take a percent of what they get out of it & you get the balance.
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A) Here is what materials, labor, and machinery operations cost.\nB) Here is money I received for (widget) production.\n   B - A = funds from operations.
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save some, spend some.
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the total amount including taxes
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Good question. My guess is inventory. You have to spend money to obtain it (cost of goods), and you "sell" it for a profit (fees).
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To my understanding, they get two thirds of their salary.
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You can't answer this without knowing how the money is compounded.
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I go with this for myself.  10% for saving, 5-10% for giving if you are in a church.  35% for house expenses.  10-15% for groceries, 10% for unseen stuff, 5 to 10% for clothing all a month.  Hope this help.\n\n\nLC
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Cursed.  \n\nThe best way to think about the "actual" cost of every trinket we buy is to calculate how much money we take home per hour (after all taxes).  \n\nLet's say I take home $10/hr.  That expensive sweater I want costs $100.  So I have to work ten hours for it!  More than one day's work for a sweater!  It had better be a sweater I'll wear for a long time to be worth that kind of money.\n\nIf I pay for it with a credit card, that sweater could cost me a lot more if I pay the minimum off every month and have a high interest rate.\n\nWhen we look at expenses in this way, the cost of any item seems much larger than it's mere monetary value.
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The cost of the items purchased would be deductible, offset against income.
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It's the House of Representative that determine spending.  Because the house does the taxing it has the obligation to spend the money and no I have no Idea how much was spent.  Try the Department of the Interior (it's responsible for the BIA) http://www.doi.gov/
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I read last week if you spent 35 million dollars a day for your whole life you'd spend 9trillion dollars in your lifetime.\n\nYou could take me to a room filled with 35 million dollars and tell me its one trillion and I wouldn't know the difference.
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savings? savings on what? you will spend more than you ever have in your entire life.
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You'd need to calculate rent, utilities (electricity, gas, telephone) food, any debt or credit cards, car payments/gas, personal care, entertainment ... plus increases over five years due to leases, inflation, etc.  There are far too many variables, and without know the costs of such items and services wherever you are, can't come up with a number.
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Every day I work for a salary.  I will only bring in about half of that salary by the end of a year.  Why?  The federal government!  Anytime I purchase something, I give a little more to that same government.  This is a daily ritual.