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Detailed Explanation of GDP Components
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11. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Consumer Price Index (CPI) / Detailed Explanation of GDP Components / Problem 8
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If a company increases its inventory by \$50 million during the year, how does this affect GDP?
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It increases GDP because the production of goods is counted.
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It has no effect on GDP because inventory changes are not included.
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It decreases GDP because inventory is considered a financial investment.
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It decreases GDP because unsold goods are not counted.
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