<u>GDP is the way to measure all the wealth produced by a country in a given period of time, usually one year. </u>The most usual method of this measurement is the method from the point of view of expenses. Among the items in the question, only the first item does not enter the account.
The four correct options are consumption, ivestiment, government spending and net exports.
From the perspective of spending, GDP is calculated by summing all these factors together.
GPD = C + I + G + NX
where:
C = consumption
I = ivestiment
G = government spending
NX = net exports
A) The government could not issue more currency than it had gold.
As the U.S. was coming to an economic crisis, by 1929 people didn't trust any financial institution anymore and the atmosphere was filled with high speculations about the value of the American currency and other nations' in the near future. As a result, people began to hoard more gold, the strongest asset, its demand increased sharply as well as its prince, and the government could not issue more currency than it had gold.
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