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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
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Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
1. Import, export, and the trade balance The Following table shows the approximate value ofexports and imports Fol-the United States From 199? through 2001. Compte te the table- by cafcuta ting the surplus or deficit both in absotute {dottar} terms and as a perten tage of GDP. If necessary, round your ans wer's
to the nearest hundredth. GDP Export Import Export - Import
Year [W5 ofdafl'ars} {m}: ofdafl'ars) {Billions ofdoflars) {Billions ofdoflars) {Mmtge ofGDP)
1992 3,332.0 954.4 1,055.3 :|
1993 3,794.0 953.9 1,115.? :|
1999 9,354.0 939.3 1,251.4 :|
2000 9,952.0 1,093.2 1,425.3 :|
2001 10235.0 1,022.? 1.393.? :| Emma; ‘hmme, Expenditures, Pavedy, E wealth; Gross. Domestic Pro-dirt [GDP],' U.-?.‘|'n:d Starts Cut->505 Bureau, United States Department oi Commerce, 1051 modified September 2011. aooessedJuI-e 10. 1013. Imps-.3;.u.u.u.oeususgourlibraryrpublicauow201ummpemwsmau1newincome-expemnums-poueriymeanhmmi Between 2000 and 2001r the ‘V ‘V in dollarterms and ‘Vasa percentage ofGDP. mm“. Continue without saving
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