The Gross Domestic Product of a Nation Can Be Measured

question 133

Multiple Choice

The gross domestic product of a nation can be measured:

• A) as the total value of consumer expenditures on goods and services.
• B) as the total value of income generated in producing total output.
• C) as the total cost of producing of that output excluding profit
• D) as the total value of inputs used to produce a nation's output.

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