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Suppose Chevrolet produced 90,000 Camaros cars in the United States in 2011. Sold 69,000 cars domestically and exported 14,000 to foreign countries in 2011. The remaining Camaros were sold domestically in 2012. The market value of how many of these Camaros will be counted as part of the U.S. GDP in 2011?

          Suppose Chevrolet produced 90,000 Camaros cars in the United
States in 2011. Sold 69,000 cars domestically and exported 14,000
to foreign countries in 2011. The remaining Camaros were sold
domestically in 2012. The market value of how many of these
Camaros will be counted as part of the U.S. GDP in 2011?

Suppose Chevrolet produced 90,000 Camaros cars in the United
States in 2011. Sold 69,000 cars domestically and exported 14,000
to foreign countries in 2011. The remaining Camaros were sold
domestically in 2012. The market value of how many of these
Camaros will be counted as part of the U.S. GDP in 2011?

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