When Adding Up the Value of All Goods Produced in the Economy

question 8

Multiple Choice

When adding up the value of all goods produced in the economy, double counting can be avoided if only the is included.

• A)revenue of all goods and services.
• B)value of final good and services.
• C)value of intermediate goods and services.
• D)revenue of intermediate goods and services.
• E)cost of intermediate goods and services.

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Definitions:

Minimum Bid Price

The lowest price at which a seller is willing to sell an asset in an auction or market.

Capital Cost Allowance (CCA)

A tax deduction in Canada that allows businesses to claim a depreciation expense for the use of certain types of property.

Labour And Materials

Labour and materials refer to the primary inputs in the production of goods and services; labour represents human effort provided by employees, while materials include all tangible resources used in production.

Fixed Costs

Constant costs that do not vary with changes in production or sales levels, like property rent, worker compensation, and policy premiums.