When the expenditure approach is used to measure GDP, the major components of GDP are
a. consumption, investment, indirect business taxes, and depreciation.
b. employee compensation, rents, interest, self-employment income, and corporate profits.
c. employee compensation, corporate profits, depreciation, and indirect business taxes.
d. consumption, investment, government consumption and gross investment, and net exports.
D
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Hyperinflation is defined as periods of
A) inflation over 25 percent per year B) negative price changes. C) low inflation. D) inflation over 50 percent per month. E) inflation under 10 percent per year.
All of the following are true about foreign direct investment (FDI) and portfolio investment EXCEPT
A) increases in the flow of portfolio investments increase the likelihood of financial crisis. B) both portfolio investments and FDI are the same in that they both give their holders a claim on the future output of the foreign economy. C) FDI is relatively illiquid compared to portfolio investment. D) portfolio investments have been on the decline in recent years (or decades).