GDP counts:

A. only final goods and services, because otherwise certain things would be double-counted and the GDP would be overestimated.
B. only intermediate goods and services, because those are easier to track.
C. both intermediate and final goods and services because it is important to capture all values, regardless of which market they take place in.
D. all values that are reported to the government.


A. only final goods and services, because otherwise certain things would be double-counted and the GDP would be overestimated.

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When conducting open market operations, at what price is it willing to buy or sell securities?

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World output will be maximized if each country

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Interest rate parity can be summarized by which of the following equilibrium conditions?

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