How do economists measure the consumption of a good? A. The amount of a good that is bought.

B. The amount of money spent to buy a good.

C. The amount of a good that is bought for a specific amount of money.

D. The amount of a good that is actually used rather than bought.

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Pranav Livingston

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Rodrigo Graves · Answer 1

The amount of a good that is bought.

How do economists measure the consumption of a good? A. The amount of a good that is bought.B. The amount of money spent to buy a good.C. The amount of a good that is bought for a specific amount of money.D. The amount of a good that is actually used rather than bought.