A) U.S. goods sold to foreigners
B) Foreign goods bought by Americans
C) U.S. goods sold to Americans
D) Foreign and U.S. goods sold to foreigners
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A) only final goods and services.
B) only intermediate goods and services.
C) both intermediate and final goods and services.
D) the value of goods produced abroad.
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A) foreign firms on U.S. soil.
B) U.S. firms on foreign soil.
C) foreign firms on foreign soil.
D) None of these are included in U.S. GDP.
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A) $0 trillion
B) $8 trillion
C) $4 trillion
D) $2 trillion
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A) Consumption will increase by $1,500.
B) Investment will increase by $1,500.
C) GDP will not be affected because Amin acquired the computer with scholarship money.
D) GDP will decrease by $1,500 because an Apple MacBook is an import to the United States.
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A) Lawn-mowing services
B) Endangered animals
C) Babysitting services
D) All of these could be sold in the underground economy.
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A) income; expenditure
B) expenditure; rental income
C) rental income; expenditure
D) expenditure; income
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A) A car made by Toyota in Tennessee
B) A car made by Ford in Michigan
C) Sneakers made by Nike in Indonesia
D) Sneakers made by New Balance in Ohio
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A) The gallon of milk Jeremy bought to use in his breakfast cereal
B) The notebook Himeko bought to take notes in for her college courses
C) The cheese on the pizza that Teka ordered from Domino's
D) The guacamole Aisha purchased for a Superbowl party
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A) The cars are inventory, and their value will increase investment.
B) The cars are durable goods, and their value will increase consumption.
C) The cars are not counted toward this year's GDP; they will count toward next year's GDP when they are sold.
D) The cars are unsold inventory and they reduce the value of investment.
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A) inflation and no change in output.
B) an increase in output and no change in prices.
C) a definite increase in output, and may have experienced an increase in prices.
D) definite inflation, and may have experienced an increase in output.
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A) the cost of doing business legally is low.
B) bureaucratic red tape makes it difficult to legally start a new business.
C) taxes are low.
D) All of these are true.
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A) the market value of all output sold in the economy.
B) the gross domestic product of the economy.
C) total expenditure in the economy.
D) All of these are true.
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A) measure the total expenditure of an economy.
B) add up the value of final and intermediate goods and services sold in a given year.
C) add together the market value of final services sold in the economy.
D) add together the market value of final goods sold in the economy, but not services.
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A) 135
B) 74
C) 109
D) 105
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A) 5.8 percent.
B) 0.7 percent.
C) 7 percent.
D) 5.5 percent.
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A) the location of production, not the citizenship of the producer.
B) the citizenship of the producer, not the location of production.
C) citizens producing within a country's borders.
D) the total production of companies owned by citizens, regardless of the actual location of production.
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A) 3 percent
B) 4 percent
C) 2 percent
D) 1 percent
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A) U.S. GDP, because Sally's a U.S. citizen.
B) U.S. GDP, because she's working in the United States.
C) Italy's GDP, because she's working for an Italian firm.
D) both U.S. and Italy's GDP.
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A) there was no change in prices, only output.
B) prices increased
C) only the production of footballs increased.
D) there was no change in output, only prices.
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