How the Congressional Budget Office DOESN'T Calculate GDP
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Does the Congressional Budget Office calculate GDP by simply adding up the sales of all business firms in one year, in other words, do they add up all the transactions in an economy? Explain and justify your answer. Please provide examples to support your claim.
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Explanation, with examples, of why simply adding up all the transactions in an economy would give an incorrect value for GDP.
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No. The above method would be too simplistic and would lead to errors.
- GDP measures production, not sales. If a car was produced last year but sold ...
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