In: Economics
Option
B) the purchase of a special fabric adhesive by a furniture company in California
The fabric is used as intermediate good and if it is added to the GDP then it is double counting which overstates the GDP.
GDP is a sum of final goods and services produced in a country within a year.
Buying a new car or buying asparagus for dinner is added to the GDP as these are final goods.
hiring a babysitter and paying him or her under the table is not counted for GDP but it should be so it understates the GDP