Q15. Option 3. As nothing is produced in return for compensation
Q16. Option 1. It accounts for two thirds of the total GDP
Q17. Option 1.
Real GDP = Nominal/GDP deflator = 8945/1.0236 = 8738.76
Q18. Option 1
It accounts for the capital that has been consumed over the year in
the form of housing, vehicle or machinery depreciation
Q19. Option 2. It is the left out money after taxes are removed from personal income
Excise taxes Rent for land Employee compensation Proprietor's income of the f Investment spending Govenment spending...
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