When Comparing GNP to GDP, It Is Correct to Say

Multiple Choice

When comparing GNP to GDP, it is correct to say that

A) GNP is a better indicator of economic progress than GDP.
B) GNP treats activities that harm our quality of life as costs and gives them negative values.
C) GNP is a better measure of economic growth for advanced industrial countries, but GDP is a better measure for developing countries.
D) the activities required to clean up an oil spill are not included in the calculation of GDP.
E) none of these is correct.