Exam 6: Measuring Total Output and Income
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GDP may be calculated by totaling either the market values of all final goods and services or the income earned during production of those final goods and services.
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Disposable personal income is that part of income that households:
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Exhibit: The Circular Flow for the United States
-(Exhibit: The Circular Flow for the United States) Washington State purchases four airplanes from Boeing. This expenditure falls under the:

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Which of the following is an expenditure component of GDP?
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The value of goods and services purchased by households during a particular period is called:
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For computing GDP, the official measure of the value of all goods produced during a period for use in the production of other goods is called:
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Exhibit: Circular Flow Model
-(Exhibit: Circular Flow Model) The exhibit shows a simplified circular flow model where only consumption goods are being produced. The arrow marked "C" represents the flow of:

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GDP can be found by adding the final value of all goods and services produced or by totaling all factor incomes (including indirect business taxes and depreciation) for the period.
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Which of the following items would NOT be a part of private investment in the computation of GDP?
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The value of a final good or a service can be calculated by adding up all the values of intermediate goods or services at each stage of the production process.
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Which of the following is counted as consumption expenditure?
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In the circular flow model for an economy that produces only consumption goods:
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Give three reasons why real GDP is not an adequate measure of a nation's well being. Despite these limitations, do you think real GDP is a useful statistic? Explain your answer.
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Exhibit: The Circular Flow for the United States
-(Exhibit: The Circular Flow for the United States) A New York restaurant purchases 1,000 cases of wine from a winery in France. This transaction is recorded as part of:

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Goods and services produced in the domestic economy and sold abroad are called _____.
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