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Final answer:GDP counts only the value of newly produced final goods and services within a set time period, excluding used products and intermediate goods used in production to avoiddouble-counting.Explanation:Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a monetary measure of all the final goods and services produced in a specific period. To avoiddouble-counting, we only count final goods and services, not the value of the intermediate goods used to create them.A new skateboard you buy for your niece (included in GDP)Wheels used to produce a skateboard that will be sold new (not included in GDP because of double-counting)A used copy of the Tony Hawk video game (not included in GDP because it's a resale)A used skateboard you bought for your brother (not included in GDP because it's a resale)A previously-owned collectors' skateboard (not included in GDP because it's a resale)The commission paid to the seller of a previously-owned collectors' skateboard (included in GDP as it is an income earned during the current period)A ticket for the X Games bought from a person on the street corner (not included in GDP because it is a second-hand sale)A newbuildingfor Tony Hawk Industries (included in GDP as an investment product)Learn more about GDP count here:brainly.com/question/31463416#SPJ4...