Now that one is interesting this one is interesting because if you think about theoretically nothing was produced in US so nothing should be add to GDP on net-net basis and so we'll see that's actually the case but it's going to show up by adding to consumption and taking away from that exports, so two things are going to happen here we'll say OK Sal in an American consumer if we just looked how much more he spent he spent 200 USD more so it's going to be added there but we're going to take it out of net exports so net exports we'll do it at the same green colour net exports - everything else is neutral so in this thing right over here there is no foreign purchases but there is me buying a foreing product at let me subtract it out so i'm going to subtract it out 200 USD right over there so net exports will be lower by 200 USD and that it was essentially this was a 200 USD's import and that completelly cancels out 200 USD increase in consumption and so this will have zero net effect on GDP this two term will cancel out. now I buy a new home in California for 500,000 USD now household spending for the most part is considered C except when you're buing a new home so even though that I'm not a firm because I'm buying a house a new house this will go into investment so investment will go up by 500,000 USD and than finally American Airlines buys a new airbus-jet airbus jet are made in Europe so what is going to happen here so once again: net-net nothing was produced in the US 