Increase in Included in GDP $(Dollars) Scenario Edison pays a carpenter to build a deck for $48,000. Edison purchases $9,000 worth of building materials and builds a deck himself. The GDP? Y or N completed deck is valued at $48,000. Edison goes to the woods he owns, cuts down several trees, and uses the wood to build himself a deck valued at $48,000. The Klein family privately sells its house to the Reynolds family for $400,000 without any agent or attorney fees. The Klein sells its old house to the Reynold's family for $400,000. The Klein family then buys a a newly constructed house for $500,000. You win $2,500 at a casino in Italy. You purchase a used MacBook from a friend for $140. Your college or university updates its testing lab for $375,000. You earn $8,500 of profit in the stock market. You sell a used biology textbook for $60 to your college bookstore. You buy a new biology textbook for $180 from your college bookstore.

Increase in Included in GDP $(Dollars) Scenario Edison pays a carpenter to build a deck for $48,000. Edison purchases $9,000 worth of building materials and builds a deck himself. The GDP? Y or N completed deck is valued at $48,000. Edison goes to the woods he owns, cuts down several trees, and uses the wood to build himself a deck valued at $48,000. The Klein family privately sells its house to the Reynolds family for $400,000 without any agent or attorney fees. The Klein sells its old house to the Reynold's family for $400,000. The Klein family then buys a a newly constructed house for $500,000. You win $2,500 at a casino in Italy. You purchase a used MacBook from a friend for $140. Your college or university updates its testing lab for $375,000. You earn $8,500 of profit in the stock market. You sell a used biology textbook for $60 to your college bookstore. You buy a new biology textbook for $180 from your college bookstore.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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