Real GDP is O national income plus exports O national income minus exports O GDP divided by the countryâ s population O Nominal GDP adjusted for inflation or deflation In measuring GDP, construction structures are counted O go unaccounted for O are counted in the year the construction permit is granted O are counted the year they were completed are counted twice A coal company sells coal to a steel company for $1000. The steel company uses coal to produce steel, which sells for $2000. Taken together, these two transactions contribute O $1000 to GDP. O $2000 to GDP. between $2000 and $3000 to GDP, depending on the profit earned by the bicycle company when it sold the bicycle. O $3000 to GDP.

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Real GDP is
O national income plus exports
O national income minus exports
O GDP divided by the countryâ s population
O Nominal GDP adjusted for inflation or deflation
In measuring GDP, construction structures are counted
O go unaccounted for
O are counted in the year the construction permit is granted
O are counted the year they were completed
Oare counted twice
A coal company sells coal to a steel company for $1000. The steel company uses coal to produce steel, which sells for $2000. Taken
together, these two transactions contribute
$1000 to GDP.
O $2000 to GDP.
O between $2000 and $3000 to GDP, depending on the profit earned by the bicycle company when it sold the bicycle.
O $3000 to GDP.
Transcribed Image Text:Real GDP is O national income plus exports O national income minus exports O GDP divided by the countryâ s population O Nominal GDP adjusted for inflation or deflation In measuring GDP, construction structures are counted O go unaccounted for O are counted in the year the construction permit is granted O are counted the year they were completed Oare counted twice A coal company sells coal to a steel company for $1000. The steel company uses coal to produce steel, which sells for $2000. Taken together, these two transactions contribute $1000 to GDP. O $2000 to GDP. O between $2000 and $3000 to GDP, depending on the profit earned by the bicycle company when it sold the bicycle. O $3000 to GDP.
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