Suppose during the course of a year an economy produces $20 trillion of consumer goods, $5 trillion of investment goods, $10 trillion in government services, and has $6 trillion of exports and $4 trillion of imports. For this economy, GDP would be:
a.$45 trillion.
b.$37 trillion.
c.$35 trillion.
d.$33 trillion.
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