If S = 200,T = 700,G = 950,and NX = -200,this makes net domestic investment

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Net domestic investment is calculated as the sum of gross investment (G) minus depreciation (S + NX + T). So, 950 - (200 - 200 + 700) = 950 - 700 = 250. However, there seems to be a mistake in my calculation as none of the options match. Based on the provided options and the correct approach to calculate net domestic investment, which is G - (S + T + NX), the correct calculation should be 950 - (200 + 700 - 200) = 950 - 700 = 250. Given the options do not include 250, and assuming a possible typo in the question or answer choices, I cannot accurately determine the correct answer based on the provided formula and options.