If a Korean firm produces cars in the United States,that production should count toward

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When a Korean firm produces cars in the United States, the value of the cars produced will be added to the USA's GDP, as the production is taking place within the country's borders. GNI, on the other hand, takes into account the income earned by a country's residents, regardless of where the production takes place. Therefore, this production will not affect the USA's GNI. It will also not affect Korea's GDP, as the production is taking place outside of their borders.

If a Korean Firm Produces Cars in the United States,that