Which of the following would not be counted in a nation's gross domestic product (GDP)? A. Computers produced within the nation but purchased by foreigners B. Computers produced within the nation and purchased by its citizens C. The hard drive inside your computer D. The inventoried computers that were produced in the current year but not sold
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