Foundations of Economics (8th Edition)
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The process by which an increase in orders of durable goods affects equilibrium expenditure and real GDP.
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Which of the statements below is true?
ORAfim eaming zero economic profits is not earning its opportunity cost
OA The value of service provided by the miltary is included in GDP at market value
Oc hcome resulting from unemployment benefts is included in GDP
O& Other things equal in a market in equilbrum, any change in a determinant of demand will change the equilibrium quantity supplied
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