In Principle, the GDP Accounts Should-But Do Not-Have an Imputation

question 21

Multiple Choice

In principle, the GDP accounts should-but do not-have an imputation for:

• A) housing services enjoyed by homeowners.
• B) rental services of automobiles driven by owners.
• C) meals cooked in restaurants.
• D) housing services enjoyed by renters.

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