ECO 2020 INCLUSIVE ACCESS
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Author: McConnell
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 27, Problem 1RQ
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Question 17
Joe has a full-time construction job and also does odd jobs for people on the
weekends but does not report this income to the government. You have purchased
the materials needed to construct a fence at your house and you pay Joe $500 to
build the fence. Does the payment to Joe count toward the value of gross domestic
product (GDP)?
O a) No, his is a nonmarket activity.
O b) Yes, the fence increases the value of your house.
Oc) Yes, all income earned counts in GDP.
O d) No, this income is not reported to the government.
O e) No, this is a leisure activity.
Which of the following statements are correct?
Select one or more:
O a. Government spending on goods and services does not add to Gross Domestic Product.
b. In most countries, consumers' expenditure is the biggest item in Gross Domestic Product.
c. Gross Domestic Product measures the total final spending in the economy, or equivalently the total of incomes
generated.
O d. Gross domestic product is a stock, not a flow.
e. The value of unsold goods that have been produced over the year is not included in GDP.
Chapter 27 Solutions
ECO 2020 INCLUSIVE ACCESS
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