Which of the following is included in GDP? the fees charged for a stock broker's services. cash income received by a self-employed landscaper that is not reported to the IRS. the value of lawn care service provided by a sixteen-year-old as part of his weekly chores. revenue from the sale of a three-year old car.

Which of the following is included in GDP? the fees charged for a stock broker's services. cash income received by a self-employed landscaper that is not reported to the IRS. the value of lawn care service provided by a sixteen-year-old as part of his weekly chores. revenue from the sale of a three-year old car.

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