Exclusions that makes Gross National Product a poor measure of welfare are?

a

goverment purchases

b

government millitary outlays

c

wages and salaries

d

housewives services

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olohideba
1 year ago

The correct answer is **D. housewives services**.

Gross National Product (GNP) excludes non-market activities such as the unpaid work done by housewives (or homemakers). These services, though valuable, are not accounted for in GNP, which is why it can be a poor measure of overall welfare. GNP focuses on market transactions and overlooks many contributions to society that do not involve monetary exchange.

colikstan
3 years ago

Transfer payments such as welfare and social security is not calculated
So B is the answer

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