Soru 34. (2.5 puan) Which one is the reason of including only final products in the measurement of GDP? A Double taxation B Double counting C Injections D Withdrawals Soru 35. (2.5 puan) Growth in potential output is shown by A a shift of demand curve. B a shift of production possibility curve. C a shift of marginal utility curve. D a shift of price curve. Soru 36. (2.5 puan) price According to the above graph, the movement from D to D' could be caused by A a decrease in the price of a substitute. B a decrease in the price of a complement. C an increase in price.. D a technological advance. D' D quantity
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