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Here is Mrs. Baker's revenue and expenses for 2014:

Revenue from sale of bread = $65,000

Cost of materials (such as sugar, yeast, baking soda, etc.) = $15,000

Wages paid = $20,000

Rent paid = $10,000

Mrs. Baker's contribution to the 2014 GDP was what?

I'm confused because I'm not sure if the intermediate good would count in Mrs. Baker's contribution per say. I'm guessing it's either 50,000 or 65,000, but I'm not sure which.
10 years ago

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