中等ECON-GDPA-018
GDP and GNP differ because GNP:
A. Is always smaller than GDP.
B. Excludes exports.
C. Adds net income from abroad and is about ownership, while GDP is about location.✓ 答案
D. Measures only the price level.
解說
GDP counts production inside the territory, whoever owns the factor. GNP (or GNI) adjusts for net factor income from abroad, so it follows residents’ income. It is not a price index and it still includes trade in the underlying production accounts.