GDP would include which of the following ?
Correct answer: B. consulting services
- A. the value of taking a day off from work
- B. consulting services
- C. intermediate sales
- D. illegal drug sales
- E. housework
Explanation
Consulting services are market services produced during the period and are included in GDP. Leisure, household work, illegal-market transactions, and intermediate sales are generally excluded from measured GDP.
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