42.
A
working note:
Value of basket in 2013 = 20*10 + 15*12 + .8*100 + 1*80 = $540
Value of basket in 2014 = 25*10 + 20*12 + 1.05*100 + 1*80 = $675
So,
Price index in 2013 = (540/675)*100
Price index in 2013 = 80
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43.
A
GNP considers net factor income also that is $133 billion, so GNP increases GDP by $133 billion.
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44.
A
Classical economists did not explain it, causing recession to turn into the great depression.
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45.
B
Working note:
Depreciation = 2593-873 = $1720 Billion
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