3 Piime Minister Trudeau legalized marijuana. The marijuana industry is a 11 Bilion dollar industry in British Columbia. Was this recorded in GDP before it was legalzed,If so why? Is it now recorded in GDP, and if so why? is the GDP the same, less are larger now that marijuana has been added (ceteris paribus?Shon AnswerRoolanegaton!!

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Prime Minister Trudeau legalized marjuana. The marljuana industry is a 11Bion-dollar industry in British Columbla. Was this recorded in GDP before it was legalized If so why? Is it now recorded in GDP. and if so why? Is the GDP the same. less are larger now that marijuana has been added iceteris paribus?

Prime Minister Trudeau legalized marjuana. The marljuana industry is a 11Bion-dollar industry in British Columbla. Was this recorded in GDP before it was legalized If so why? Is it now recorded in GDP. and if so why? Is the GDP the same. less are larger now that marijuana has been added iceteris paribus?

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Chapter19: Measuring Economic Performance

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