The answer to both questions is no:
1. The goods made in a French-owned cheese factory located in Paris, France are not part of the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) because GDP is a measure of production that only takes into account the products and services produced within the borders of a determined country during a period of time. Paris is not within the U.S. borders, so cheese produced there would not be part of the U.S. GDP.
2. The goods made in a French-owned cheese factory located in Paris, France are not included in the U.S. Gross National Product (GNP) because GNP only measures the value of products and services that are owned by a country's residents. The cheese factory is French-owned, so it's product is not included in the U.S. GNP.
Answer:
The result is her not going on her phone when crossing the street and being more aware
Explanation:
Long wars take more effect onto our economy. Supporting our troops across sea, getting them food, ammo and any other supplies. Long periods of time is going to take even more supplies. It is also keeping our men and women away longer giving them more chance of getting injured.
"The economic development boards of Singapore and Malaysia and China and many of these countries are visiting regularly the executives of US companies so that US companies would invest in their (Singapore, Malaysia, China and so forth) countries" is FALSE.
<u>Option:</u> B
<u>Explanation:</u>
The invisible hand is the non-observable market mechanism that inevitably allows the demand and supply of products in a free market to reach equilibrium.
An instance of an invisible hand is an individual who makes a decision to purchase coffee and a bagel to make things better, that persons opinion will make financial society better off as a collective. Thus United States did not make investments based on free trade, an invisible hand strategy.
Lower demand, if there is a higher demand in a product then the cost would increase