Which of the following expressions equals GDP? Select one: a. compensation of employees + gross investment + rental income + depreciation + corporate profits + indirect taxes-subsidies O b. compensation of employees + consumption + depreciation + net investment O C. compensation of employees + net expts + depreciation + corporate profits d. compensation of employees + net interest + rental income + depreciation + corporate profits+ proprietors' income + indirect taxes - subsidies

Which of the following expressions equals GDP? Select one: a. compensation of employees + gross investment + rental income + depreciation + corporate profits + indirect taxes-subsidies O b. compensation of employees + consumption + depreciation + net investment O C. compensation of employees + net expts + depreciation + corporate profits d. compensation of employees + net interest + rental income + depreciation + corporate profits+ proprietors' income + indirect taxes - subsidies

MACROECONOMICS

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Chapter8: Aggregate Demand And The Powerful Consumer

Section8.A: National Income Accounting

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