Inventory Changes (That Is,goods Produced but Not Sold)are Important in Calculating

question 210

Multiple Choice

Inventory changes (that is,goods produced but not sold) are important in calculating GDP because

• A) they are the least volatile component of investment
• B) these changes mean the economy has extra goods available for purchase
• C) they are an example of transfer payments
• D) GDP includes all possible sources for goods and services
• E) we want to measure all current production when computing GDP

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