By using the expenditures (aggregate expenditure) approach, GDP may be defined as:
A) GDP=C+I+(G-NX) .
B) GDP=(C-I) +G+NX.
C) GDP=C+I+G+NX.
D) GDP=C+(I-G) +NX.
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Q31: The expenditure-based GDP is equal to:
A) C+I+G+X.
B)
Q32: The income-based GDP is based on:
A) employment
Q33: Which of the following statements is false?
A)
Q34: Nominal GDP measures:
A) total incomes.
B) total output.
C)
Q35: Nominal GDP measures the value of current:
A)
Q37: Intermediate goods are:
A) partly finished goods.
B) goods
Q38: Which is a good example of an
Q39: An increase in the economy's stock of
Q40: All of the following are components of
Q41: The purchase of new capital goods by
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