A criticism of gross domestic product (GDP) is that it can both underestimate and overestimate production and well-being in an economy. Which of the following is a reason that GDP might underestimate the actual production and well-being in an economy?   GDP is adjusted for changes in product quality and variety over time.   GDP includes how difficult production is for workers.   GDP ignores sustainability.   GDP excludes production not traded in markets.

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