Household spending on education, including school tuition and fees paid by parents, is counted as _____ in the country's GDP. part of government expenditures half investment and half consumption net export expenditure if tuitions are indexed to foreign currency consumption expenditure. inventory investment
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Consumption refers to the goods and services bought by consumers. Investment includes the purchase of goods that will be used in the future to produce more goods. Government spending is the money spent by the government on public goods and services. Net exports Show more…
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