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Suppose it is discovered that in the face of $4.00 gasoline many families are choosing to prepare meals at home rather than drive to a fast-food restaurant to get a quick bit to eat. How might this affect GDP?
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Table 6. 1
-Using Table 6.1 calculate the percentage increase in Real GDP from 1987 to 1988 using 1988 as the base year.
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-Using Table 6.1 calculate the percentage increase in Real GDP from 1987 to 1988 using 1988 as the base year.
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(41) Assume that the government begins to spend more money on services that were previously produced in the private sector like health care. Why would this not necessarily increase the measured GDP?
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