11. A laptop that is produced by its manufacturer in year 2023, and sold to a consumer in year 2024, would be an addition to the GDP of which year? 12. Which of the following would be in the C sector: New house Dental Services Used car purchase Purchase of a share of Microsoft stock 13. Which of the following would NOT be in the C sector: Landscaping services bought by a homeowner A purchase of a new computer Money spent on a new toy by a child D. Purchase of paints to paint a picture to sell at an art show 14. Which would be considered part of the I sector: A. The purchase of shares of stock The construction of a new factory C. Wages paid to workers D. The sale of government bonds by the nation's central bank نہوں نے C. A. ABCD D. B. B. C.

11. A laptop that is produced by its manufacturer in year 2023, and sold to a consumer in year 2024, would be an addition to the GDP of which year? 12. Which of the following would be in the C sector: New house Dental Services Used car purchase Purchase of a share of Microsoft stock 13. Which of the following would NOT be in the C sector: Landscaping services bought by a homeowner A purchase of a new computer Money spent on a new toy by a child D. Purchase of paints to paint a picture to sell at an art show 14. Which would be considered part of the I sector: A. The purchase of shares of stock The construction of a new factory C. Wages paid to workers D. The sale of government bonds by the nation's central bank نہوں نے C. A. ABCD D. B. B. C.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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