Which of the following will likely lead to an increase in real GDP in the U.S.   Group of answer choices   The U.S. begins a new war in the middle east   A massive hurricane destroys homes and infrastructure in the Eastern US   The growing student debt burden forces American households to begin working twice as many hours each week   all of the above

I don't know how many of these you can answer, but these questions are just true/false questions and I've been struggling with them. The sale of GE Washing Machines to East Coast Appliance would not be counted in GDP. Julia Jones' monthly Social Security payment would not be included in GDP. If unsold inventories = $ 200 in 2019 and $ 300 in 2020, then the amount to go into GDP for this category for 2020 would be $ 500.  Personal Consumption Expenditures account for about 25% of GDP. Spending on Consumer Durable Goods tends to be very stable from year to year. Sales of used goods are included in GDP at  35% of their original sale price. Investment in new technology (e.g., software) is included today in GDP in “Gross Private Investment.”  Government purchases of goods and services at all levels of government (federal, state, and local) are included in GDP.  Construction and sales of new housing would be included in “Personal Consumption Expenditures” in the durables goods…

Which of the components of GDP must increase if we are to experience greater rates of economic growth? If the illegal drug trade was legalized what would happen to GDP? What would happen to GDP if a significant number of house-spouses who were previously staying home to care for their children began taking jobs and placing their children in day-care? Would the nation's well-being necessarily be better off?

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