Podcast
Play an AI-generated podcast conversation about this lesson
Questions and Answers
Which one of the following is true when South Africa's GDP is greater than its GNI?
Which one of the following is true when South Africa's GDP is greater than its GNI?
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is subtracted from the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad.
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is deflated by the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad.
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is greater than the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad. (correct)
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is added to the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad.
Which one of the following is true when South Africa's GDP is less than its GNI?
Which one of the following is true when South Africa's GDP is less than its GNI?
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is added to the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad.
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is subtracted from the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad. (correct)
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is deflated by the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad.
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is greater than the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad.
Which one of the following is true when South Africa's GDP is equal to its GNI?
Which one of the following is true when South Africa's GDP is equal to its GNI?
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is added to the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad. (correct)
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is deflated by the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad.
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is greater than the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad.
- The income earned by foreign investors and foreign workers in South Africa is subtracted from the income earned by South Africans who have invested, or who are working, abroad.
Flashcards are hidden until you start studying
