A small economy produced the following final goods and services during a given month: 3 million pounds of food, 50,000 shirts, 20 houses, 50,000 hours of medical services, 1 automobile plant, and 2 tanks. Good or Service Quantity Market Price Value of Output (Per unit) Pounds of food 3 million pounds $1 Shirts 50,000 $21 Houses 20 $50,000 Medical services 50,000 hours $20 Automobile plant 1 $1,000,000 Tanks 2 $500,000 Based on your calculations, the total value of GDP in this economy is?

A small economy produced the following final goods and services during a given month: 3 million pounds of food, 50,000 shirts, 20 houses, 50,000 hours of medical services, 1 automobile plant, and 2 tanks. Good or Service Quantity Market Price Value of Output (Per unit) Pounds of food 3 million pounds $1 Shirts 50,000 $21 Houses 20 $50,000 Medical services 50,000 hours $20 Automobile plant 1 $1,000,000 Tanks 2 $500,000 Based on your calculations, the total value of GDP in this economy is?

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Chapter11: Gross Domestic Product

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Good or Service	Quantity	Market Price
Pounds of food	3 million pounds	$1
Shirts	50,000	$21
Houses	20	$50,000
Medical services	50,000 hours	$20
Automobile plant	1	$1,000,000
Tanks	2	$500,000

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