Question 34Which of the following would be not be included in the GDP of the U.S.? There is more than onecorrect answer to this question. You must mark all of the correct answers to receive full credit forthis question.Your neighbor sells a bicyde that he purchased two years ago.O LG Chem (a Korean firm) makes batteries in the u.S. and sells them to General Motors (a U.S. firm) in the U.S.o Tesla (a U.S. firm) makes a car in China and sells it there.Honda (a Japanese firm) produces cars in the U.S. and sells them here.O Pízer (a U.S. company) makes a vaccine in Germany and sells it in Sweden.Question 35Assume there is a reduced time preference to spend now. What change would be expected in themarket for loanable funds?The supply of loanable funds would increase.O The demand for loanable funds would decrease.o The demand for loanable funds would increase.o The supply of loanable funds would decrease.

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Question 34 Which of the following would be not be included in the GDP of the U.S.? There is more than one correct answer to this question. You must mark all of the correct answers to receive full credit for this question. Your neighbor sells a bicycle that he purchased two years ago. O LG Chem (a Korean firm) makes batteries in the U.S. and sells them to General Motors (a U.S. firm) in the U.S. O Tesla (a U.S. firm) makes a car in China and sells t there. Honda (a Japanese firm) produces cars in the U.S. and sells them here. O Pizer (a U.S. company) makes a vaccine in Germany and sells it in Sweden.

Question 34 Which of the following would be not be included in the GDP of the U.S.? There is more than one correct answer to this question. You must mark all of the correct answers to receive full credit for this question. Your neighbor sells a bicycle that he purchased two years ago. O LG Chem (a Korean firm) makes batteries in the U.S. and sells them to General Motors (a U.S. firm) in the U.S. O Tesla (a U.S. firm) makes a car in China and sells t there. Honda (a Japanese firm) produces cars in the U.S. and sells them here. O Pizer (a U.S. company) makes a vaccine in Germany and sells it in Sweden.

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