A) reduced measured GDP.
B) not affected measured GDP.
C) increased measured GDP only to the extent that the value of the restaurant meals exceeded the value of meals previously cooked at home.
D) increased measured GDP by the full value of the restaurant meals.
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A) The real receipts of The Avengers were almost four times greater than those for Star Wars.
B) The real receipts of Star Wars were nearly two times greater than those for The Avengers.
C) The real receipts of The Avengers were one-third of those for Star Wars.
D) The real receipts of Star Wars were about 33 percent greater than those for The Avengers.
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A) allow for the measurement of GDP.
B) allow consumers to know what kinds of prices to expect in the future.
C) allow for the comparison of dollar figures from different points in time.
D) allow for the comparison of dollar figures from the same point in time.
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A) Deion sends $100 to a hotel in Costa Rica as a deposit for his vacation.
B) Deion buys a travel guide written by a Costa Rican woman living in the United States.
C) Deion buys a shirt while on vacation in Costa Rica.
D) Deion spends money in an American-owned restaurant in Costa Rica.
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A) zero; the CPI of 100 indicates that prices were stable.
B) 8 percent.
C) 5 percent.
D) 108 percent.
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A) consumption, investment, indirect business taxes, and depreciation.
B) employee compensation, rents, interest, self-employment income, and corporate profits.
C) employee compensation, corporate profits, depreciation, and indirect business taxes.
D) consumption, investment, government consumption and gross investment, and net exports.
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A) excludes all investment in the United States by foreign firms.
B) includes all capital in the United States.
C) includes net additions to the capital stock plus all new corporate stocks and bonds.
D) includes business expenditures on new factories, tools, and machinery.
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A) shop contributes value added equal to $1,500, but nothing is added to GDP.
B) shop contributes value added equal to $1,500, and consequently $1,500 is added to GDP.
C) shop contributes nothing to production because only existing goods are involved.
D) shop contributes value added equal to $2,500, but only $1,500 is added to GDP.
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A) You lose $50 playing cards with friends.
B) You pay a doctor $200 to treat an arm that you broke in an accident.
C) You pay $300 for this month's rent on your apartment.
D) Your economics textbook is revised, and you buy the new edition.
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A) the sale of a rare, old coin to a coin collector
B) the damage to a house caused by a hurricane
C) the brokerage commission from the sale of 100 shares of Microsoft stock
D) the sale of cocaine in the black market
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A) the economy must be producing a larger output of goods and services.
B) prices at which goods and services are sold must be higher.
C) either output, or the general level of prices, or both must be rising.
D) employment and productivity must be rising.
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A) GDP measures the goods consumed by the citizens of a country, while GNP measures output exported to other countries.
B) GDP measures the output produced by the citizens within a country, while GNP measures output produced by noncitizens within a country.
C) GDP measures the output produced by the citizens of a country, while GNP measures output produced within the borders of a country.
D) GDP measures the output produced within the borders of a country, while GNP measures output produced by the citizens of a country.
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A) all income earned by domestic producers of goods and services minus indirect business taxes and depreciation during the year.
B) the purchases of final goods and services produced domestically during a year.
C) the amount received by firms for consumer goods and services.
D) incomes received by households minus the sale of factor services supplied domestically.
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A) the consumer price index
B) nominal GDP
C) the GDP deflator
D) real GDP
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A) overstate the impact of higher prices on consumers.
B) consistently underestimate the true inflation rate.
C) omit the benefits of product quality improvements.
D) have larger fluctuations than other price indexes.
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A) the expenditures on final user goods and services produced domestically during the year.
B) the payments to employees and owners of capital resources and then subtracting depreciation and indirect business taxes.
C) the market value of all goods and services produced domestically during the period and then subtracting net exports from that figure.
D) the income payments to the resource suppliers and net exports.
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A) net investment has been positive.
B) depreciation has exceeded net investment.
C) depreciation has exceeded gross investment.
D) net investment has exceeded gross investment.
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A) more than 1 percent.
B) less than 1 percent.
C) 1 percent.
D) None of the above is correct; this particular price increase will not affect the GDP deflator.
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