For each good or service, identify whether each good or service is C, I, G, EX, and/or IM and whether it is increasing or decreasing. (HINT: It might be more than one.) Then determine whether the good or service increases, decreases, or does not change GDP.

Good or Service	1. Is it C, I, G, EX, and/or IM? (Hint: It might be more than one) 2. Is it increasing or decreasing?	Increases, Decreases, or Does Not Change GDP?
	Households in the U.S. go on a binge of buying and eating U.S.-produced popcorn.	- Only affects C. - C increases.	Increases GDP.
	Ronald, who is a U.S. citizen living in Delaware, buys a new car in Newark, DE which was built by a firm based in Mexico.
	The city of Omaha, NE purchases a new, German-made bus for $150,000.

	Aunt Jane buys a new home in Birmingham, MI in this year for $300,000.
	You sell a book you bought last year for $30 dollars to another student for $20.
	Rhonda gets a $60 massage at her local spa.
	A Parisian school purchases textbooks produced in Virginia for its English language program.
	You use $7 worth of office supplies you have lying around to make a homemade calendar for your personal use.
	Elaine hires a U.S. designer for $3000 flat fee to make a website for her startup.