Multiple Choice
The table below includes data for a one-year period required to calculate GDP from the income side for a teeny-tiny economy.
TABLE 20-4
-Refer to Table 20-4.When calculating GDP from the income side,we need to add together the following items from the data provided:
A) interest and investment income,business profits,depreciation,indirect taxes less subsidies.
B) wages and salaries,business profits,indirect taxes less subsidies.
C) investment expenditure,consumption expenditure,net exports.
D) interest and investment income,business profits,depreciation.
E) wages and salaries,interest and investment income,business profits,depreciation,indirect taxes less subsidies.
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