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1. What a difference between GDP and GNP? 2. If I sale a house that is 5 years old. Should the transaction be counted in the GDP or the GNP or both? Why or Why not?
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1. GDP is the gross domestic product. That is the total value of goods and services produced domestically in the economy. The Gross National Product is the Gross Domestic Product adjusted for the net property income from abroad. That is total net outflow minus total net inflow and that is added to the GDP to get the GNP.

2. A sale of a house within the country will be included in the GDP as it represents a domestic transaction and is added to the domestic revenue. This will not be part of net property income from abroad and so it’s part of the GDP alone.

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