EBK ECONOMICS: PRINCIPLES AND POLICY
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ISBN: 9780100605930
Author: Blinder
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 25.A, Problem 1TY
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a) There are two methods of calculating GDP: income approach and expenditure approach.According to your opinion which method is better suited for calculating the GDP of Bangladesh?Briefly explain the reasons behind your answer.b) When calculating the GDP using the expenditure method why do we subtract “imports”?c) When calculating the GDP of Bangladesh using the income approach why do we add the“earnings of foreigners living in Bangladesh”?d) When calculating the GDP of Bangladesh using the income approach why do we subtract“earnings by Bangladeshis living in foreign countries”?
As an economist with the World Bank you have been asked to measure the Gross Domestic Product for the US for 2019. You are told that the private consumption, gross domestic investment, government purchases and exports all add up to $ 24 trillion. You later learn that imports to the US in 2019 were $4 trillion. To get GDP, you should
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Ignore the $ 4 trillion because exports have already been included in the $ 24 trillion
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Add $ 4 trillion to $24 trillion because imports are used as inputs in the production of other goods in the US
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