GDP: O ignores intermediate goods. O estimates the increase or decrease in quality of production each year and adjusts those prices accordingly. O estimates the damage done by pollution that is not stopped during production each year and adjusts GDP as needed. includes production by U.S. corporations in their overseas locations each year.

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GDP:
ignores intermediate goods.
O estimates the increase or decrease in quality of production each year and
adjusts those prices accordingly.
estimates the damage done by pollution that is not stopped during production
each year and adjusts GDP as needed.
O includes production by U.S. corporations in their overseas locations each year.
Transcribed Image Text:GDP: ignores intermediate goods. O estimates the increase or decrease in quality of production each year and adjusts those prices accordingly. estimates the damage done by pollution that is not stopped during production each year and adjusts GDP as needed. O includes production by U.S. corporations in their overseas locations each year.
In the Independent Reading, we read how:
the Great Recession lasted so long because most government leaders believed
the downturn should be allowed to "run its course."
world production leveled off one year into the Great Depression but
continued to fall for several years into the Great Recession.
O the first year of the Great Depression showed the economy declining four
times faster than the drop in the first year of the Great Recession.
the first year of the Great Recession was comparable in its decline to the first
year of the Great Depression.
Transcribed Image Text:In the Independent Reading, we read how: the Great Recession lasted so long because most government leaders believed the downturn should be allowed to "run its course." world production leveled off one year into the Great Depression but continued to fall for several years into the Great Recession. O the first year of the Great Depression showed the economy declining four times faster than the drop in the first year of the Great Recession. the first year of the Great Recession was comparable in its decline to the first year of the Great Depression.
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