If hotdogs cost $2 this year and $3 next year, then 100 hotdogs will contribute
A. $200 to this year’s nominal GDP and $166 to next year’s nominal GDP.
B. $200 to this year’s real GDP and $300 to next year’s real GDP.
C. the same dollar amount to each year’s nominal GDP because hotdogs are intermediate goods.
D. $200 to this year’s nominal GDP and $300 to next year’s nominal GDP.
Answer: D
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