A company in central Arkansas makes oven baked chicken nuggets. Suppose the company had $2.5 million...

 

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A company in central Arkansas makes oven baked chicken nuggets. Suppose the company had $2.5 million chicken nuggets produced but unsold by the December 31st, 2022. What would happen to GDP of 2022 from the $2.5 million chicken nuggets, if the company threw away all the nuggets? Then, what if this company kept the chicken nuggets frozen and got them sold later in 2023. Then, what would happen to GDP of 2022 and 2023 in the second case? You need to explain what approach you use and describe how GDP changes in the two cases. A company in central Arkansas makes oven baked chicken nuggets. Suppose the company had $2.5 million chicken nuggets produced but unsold by the December 31st, 2022. What would happen to GDP of 2022 from the $2.5 million chicken nuggets, if the company threw away all the nuggets? Then, what if this company kept the chicken nuggets frozen and got them sold later in 2023. Then, what would happen to GDP of 2022 and 2023 in the second case? You need to explain what approach you use and describe how GDP changes in the two cases.

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