The primary advantage of the GPI over the GDP as a measure of the production and well being of the economy is that it accounts for

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The GPI accounts for productive nonmarket activities such as volunteering and parenting, as well as the depletion of natural resources, which the GDP does not consider. This provides a more accurate picture of the well-being of the economy beyond traditional market-based activities. The other options, such as underground activities or age distribution of the population, are not directly relevant to the advantages of the GPI over GDP.

The Primary Advantage of the GPI Over the GDP as a Measure