Only $150 of this transaction will be added up to the GDP as shares are not real goods. So they would not be included in this year's GDP. Option B is correct.
Gross domestic product (GDP) is a monetary indicator of the total market value of all the final commodities and services that nations generate and sell over a given time period. This measurement is frequently changed before it can be trusted as an indicator because of how complicated and subjective it is.
The actual goods are not shares. Therefore, they wouldn't be counted toward this year's GDP. Because the stock market is not measured by the GDP. GDP counts government spending, business investment, personal consumption, and net exports. GDP includes the services delivered this year, the commission will likewise be included in the GDP for this year.
Therefore, option B is the correct answer that $150 will be added up to GDP.
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COMPLETE QUESTION:
you buy 100 shares of IBM stock at $100 per share and pay a $150 commission. how much will this transaction add to GDP?
A) $0
B) $150
C) $10,000
D) $10,150
