CSEET · Economic and Business Environment · National Income Accounting and Related Concepts
Which of the following is a limitation of GDP as a measure of economic well-being?
GDP does not deduct environmental damage such as pollution or depletion of natural resources, so it may overstate sustainable well-being. Being monetary, annual, and based on final goods are features of its method rather than shortcomings.
- AIt does not account for environmental degradation caused by productionCorrect
- BIt is expressed in monetary terms
- CIt is calculated annually
- DIt uses the value of final goods
Explanation
GDP adds output value but does not deduct the cost of pollution or resource depletion, so it can overstate sustainable well-being. The other options are features of the method, not limitations.
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