Arthur Sells $100 worth of Cotton to Bob | Value added by Arthur = $100 |
Bob sells $300 worth of cloth to Camille | Value added by Bob = $300 -$100 = $200 |
Camille sells $700 worth of prom dresses to Donitha | Value added by Camille = $700 - $300 = $400 |
Donitha sells $1,200 worth of prom dresses to Kids | Value added by Donitha = $1,200 - $700 = $500 |
Contribution to GDP:
Person | Contribution |
Arthur | $100 |
Bob | $200 |
Camille | $400 |
Donitha | $500 |
Total Contribution to GDP | $1,200 |
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