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Intermediate goods are... goods used in production processes typically sold in business-to-business transactions include capital goods such as machinery, gasoline, etc. All of the above 

          Intermediate goods are...
goods used in production processes
typically sold in business-to-business transactions
include capital goods such as machinery, gasoline, etc.
All of the above
Intermediate goods are... goods used in production processes typically sold in business-to-business transactions include capital goods such as machinery, gasoline, etc. All of the above

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Intermediate goods are: - goods used in production processes - typically sold in business-to-business transactions - include capital goods such as machinery, gasoline, etc. - All of the above
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00:01 Intermediate goods are excluded from gdp because a, their inclusion would involve double counting.
00:07 B, they represent goods that have never been purchased so they cannot be counted.
00:11 C, their inclusion would understate gdp.
00:15 D, the premise of the question is incorrect because intermediate goods are directly included in calculating gdp.
00:21 So an intermediate good is a product that's used to produce a final good or finished product.
00:27 They are also referred to as a consumer good...
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