When the Expenditure Approach Is Used to Measure GDP, the Major

question 39

Multiple Choice

When the expenditure approach is used to measure GDP, the major components of GDP are

• A) consumption, investment, indirect business taxes, and depreciation.
• B) employee compensation, rents, interest, self-employment income, and corporate profits.
• C) employee compensation, corporate profits, depreciation, and indirect business taxes.
• D) consumption, investment, government consumption and gross investment, and net exports.

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Definitions:

Normally Distributed

A type of distribution for a variable where the data forms a symmetrical bell-shaped curve around the mean.

Simple Random Samples

A subset of a population in which every member has an equal chance of being selected, ensuring that the sample represents the population well.

Distribution of Sample Means

Describes the dispersion or spread of the means of multiple samples drawn from the same population, often approximated by a normal distribution.

Sampled Population

The subset of individuals from a larger population used in a statistical study.