A) included in both U.S.GDP and U.S.GNP.
B) included in U.S.GDP,but it is not included in U.S.GNP.
C) included in U.S.GNP,but it is not included in U.S.GDP.
D) included in neither U.S.GDP nor U.S.GNP.
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A) a greater share of their total production in the household sector,which understates their GDP relative to developed countries.
B) a smaller share of their total production in the household sector,which understates their GDP relative to developed countries.
C) a greater share of their total production in the household sector,which overstates their GDP relative to developed countries.
D) a smaller share of their total production in the household sector,which overstates their GDP relative to developed countries.
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A) $200 to last year's nominal GDP and $166 to this year's nominal GDP.
B) $200 to last year's real GDP and $300 to this year's real GDP.
C) the same dollar amount to each year's nominal GDP because hotdogs are intermediate goods.
D) $200 to last year's nominal GDP and $300 to this year's nominal GDP.
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A) observers with a reasonably good index of social progress.
B) policy makers with a measure of the nation's total wealth.
C) policy makers with information about the economy's current rate of output and the direction of recent changes.
D) economists with a reasonably good measure of income inequality.
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A) General Motors hires 10 electrical engineers.
B) Boeing purchases a new metal stretching machine used to produce airplane wings.
C) Ms.Quantum buys 100 shares of Microsoft stock.
D) A large corporation spends $10,000 per month on long-distance phone charges.
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A) Todd purchases a used CD at a neighborhood garage sale.
B) Mrs.Rock purchases $500 of common stock of Quick-Gro Foods,Inc.
C) Mr.I.V.League donates $300 to his town's junior college scholarship fund.
D) An American buys a Honda manufactured at a plant in Ohio.
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A) 9.09 percent.
B) 10 percent.
C) 15 percent.
D) 110 percent.
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A) increasing and prices are unchanged.
B) increasing and prices are decreasing.
C) decreasing and prices are decreasing.
D) increasing and prices are increasing.
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A) reflect the welfare of a society relative to a previous period.
B) compare a nation's productivity during two periods widely separated in time.
C) indicate short-term changes in the output rate of a nation.
D) indicate how hard the people of a nation are working.
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A) $0.65
B) $5.14
C) $8.18
D) $11.12
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A) 50
B) 200
C) 222
D) 302
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A) is the sum of all exchanges of goods and services during a period.
B) includes financial transactions such as the purchase of stocks or bonds traded during a period.
C) is the sum of expenditures for both intermediate and final user goods.
D) is the sum of the total spending on all final-user goods and services produced domestically during a period.
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A) allow for the measurement of GDP.
B) allow consumers to know what kinds of prices to expect in the future.
C) allow for the comparison of dollar figures from different points in time.
D) allow for the comparison of dollar figures from the same point in time.
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A) the market value of all goods and services exchanged within a country during a time period.
B) the market value of all domestic assets,regardless of whether they are owned by citizens or foreigners.
C) the compensation received during a period for labor services plus interest,rents,and corporate profits.
D) the market value of final goods and services produced within a country during a time period.
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A) the real estate commission on the sale of a used home
B) an attorney's fee for handling the sale of a used home
C) the value of a used home,at its sale price
D) fees paid to have the house cleaned
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A) The expenditures on repair services and new construction necessary to restore damaged structures were added to GDP.
B) The expenditures on repair services and new construction necessary to restore damaged structures were subtracted from GDP.
C) Since the expenditures on repair services and new construction would merely leave the nation's wealth in the same position as it was prior to the hurricanes,they were excluded from GDP.
D) The expenditures on new construction to replace structures destroyed by the hurricanes were added to GDP,but expenditures on repair services were excluded.
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A) durable consumption good.
B) household durable good.
C) investment good.
D) inventory expansion.
E) long-term durable good.
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A) real output.
B) income inequality.
C) real social welfare.
D) the general level of prices.
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A) $7,982 billion.
B) $9,177 billion.
C) $10,381 billion.
D) $11,624 billion.
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A) GDP measures the goods consumed by the citizens of a country,while GNP measures output exported to other countries.
B) GDP measures the output produced by the citizens within a country,while GNP measures output produced by noncitizens within a country.
C) GDP measures the output produced by the citizens of a country,while GNP measures output produced within the borders of a country.
D) GDP measures the output produced within the borders of a country,while GNP measures output produced by the citizens of a country.
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