What would each scenario be following the model. Answer 4-6!! Where do each letrersmatcn with?E- ub oroduCtgap muiega PraductiRed (outer) oval is total production; green (inner) oval is officiallymeasured production - GDP; blue oval (at right) is UG economyI help build a house in Columbus for Habitat for Humanity.2.A legal US immigrant works for a law firm and reports her income to the IRS.3.My daughter babysits for her nieces and does not report her income.4.The US Government estimates the earnings of prostitutes in New York.5.An armed robber holds up a pedestrian and takes his money.6.I clean the house and prepare meals for my children while in graduate school.7.An arsonist bums down an apartment building, feeling joy from watching it burn.Apple makes a cell phone in the US and reduces its US tax liability by payingroyalties to its subsidiary in Ireland.8.9.A drug dealer in Chicago earns $100K/yr from his crack distribution business.The BEA adjusts its income estimates for GDP to more closely match theexpenditure estimates.10. UnproductiveProductiveblack marketsIregular economySee text.Chart 2 The Underground Economy in RelationWith Other Economic ConceptsIIIIIProductionOfficially measured production (GDP)Underground economy and all black marketsSource : Cowell (1990), p. 15.00

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Where do each letters marcn with? gap iegal Preduci Red (outer) oval is total production; green (inner) oval is officially measured production - GDP; blue oval (at right) is UG economy 1. I help build a house in Columbus for Habitat for Humanity. 2. A legal US immigrant works for a law firm and reports her income to the IRS.

Where do each letters marcn with? gap iegal Preduci Red (outer) oval is total production; green (inner) oval is officially measured production - GDP; blue oval (at right) is UG economy 1. I help build a house in Columbus for Habitat for Humanity. 2. A legal US immigrant works for a law firm and reports her income to the IRS.

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