A) government purchases are zero.
B) government purchases are $1 trillion.
C) government purchases are $2 trillion.
D) government purchases are $3 trillion.
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A) The value of sales of stocks and bonds bought and sold during the year
B) The value of a haircut
C) The value of a new car produced and purchased during the year
D) The value of new houses built during the year
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A) Upper Volta has a higher per capita GDP than Lower VoltA.
B) Lower Volta has a higher per capita GDP than Upper Volta.
C) The per capita GDPs of the two nations are equal.
D) There is not enough information to determine the relative per capita GDPs of the two nations.
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A) overstate;some of the services that women formerly provided in the home are now purchased in the market
B) overstate;the services that women provide in the home do not contribute to economic well-being
C) understate;some of the services that women formerly provided in the home are now purchased in the market
D) understate;the services that women provide in the home do not contribute to economic well-being
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A) GDP minus depreciation.
B) depreciation.
C) gross investment minus taxes.
D) gross investment minus depreciation.
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A) Microcomputer chips for a new computer
B) A radio bought by General Motors for use in its new line of cars
C) Chemical pesticides used by a farmer to control the incidence of crop disease
D) A will drawn up by your personal attorney
E) The lead added to gasoline to increase the octane rating
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A) does not take leisure time into account.
B) involves multiple counting.
C) does not take psychic costs into account.
D) does not take psychic income into account.
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A) The building of a new interstate highway
B) The value of the time a person spends painting his or her own garage
C) The services of a clerk in a retail grocery store
D) The production of a new car by an American automobile manufacturer
E) The value of a newly constructed private house
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A) Of changes in our trade deficits and surpluses.
B) The length of the workweek has declined historically.
C) The price level may change over time.
D) Depreciation may be greater or smaller than gross investment.
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A) Per capita real GDP fell.
B) Per capita real GDP remained constant.
C) Per capita real GDP rose by nearly 60 percent.
D) Per capita real GDP rose by 60 percent.
E) Per capita real GDP rose by more than 60 percent.
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A) only intermediate goods and services.
B) only final goods and services.
C) both intermediate and final goods.
D) neither intermediate nor final goods.
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A) real GDP fell by 100 percent.
B) real GDP fell by 50 percent.
C) real GDP stayed the same.
D) real GDP rose by 50 percent.
E) real GDP rose by 100 percent.
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A) GDP must be increasing.
B) GDP must be decreasing.
C) prices must also be decreasing.
D) employment in the economy must be increasing.
E) None of the choices are correct.
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A) real GDP will rise more rapidly than GDP.
B) GDP will tend to increasingly understate the level of output through time.
C) GDP will tend to increasingly overstate the level of output through time.
D) the accuracy of GDP will be unaffected through time.
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A) not included in GDP.
B) measured in GDP by their cost of production.
C) measured in GDP by how much their goods add to the economic well-being.
D) measured in GDP only if the government sells these goods to another country.
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A) Statement I is true and statement II is false.
B) Statement II is true and statement I is false.
C) Both statements are true.
D) Both statements are false.
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A) minus depreciation equals NDP.
B) plus depreciation plus indirect business taxes equals GDP.
C) minus inflation equals real GDP.
D) plus transfer payments equals personal income.
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