Gross domestic product (GDP) is not a perfect measure of welfare because it:
a. treats a dollar spent on guns the same as a dollar spent on education.
b. treats a dollar spent on exports the same as a dollar spent on imports.
c. double counts the value of leisure time
d. double counts depreciation.
e. counts illegal activities in the underground economy.
a
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