If a Korean firm produces cars in the US, that production should count toward:

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The production of cars in the US by a Korean firm contributes to the output of goods and services within the US, which is included in its GDP. However, it does not directly affect Korea's GDP or the USA's GNI. GNI takes into account the income earned by domestic and foreign residents and businesses, while GDP only measures the domestic production within a country's borders.

If a Korean Firm Produces Cars in the US, That