Which of the following are considered economic indicators? unemployment rate aggregate economic behaviors money flow gross domestic product

Gross Domestic Product

Explanation:

Gross Domestic Product

Explanation:

    Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the sum of all final goods and services produced by a country, state, or city, usually within a year. All countries calculate their GDP in their respective currencies.

    GDP is not the total wealth existing in a country. This is a very common misconception because it gives the impression that GDP would be a stock of value that exists in the economy as a kind of national treasure.

  In fact, GDP is an indicator of the flow of new final goods and services produced over a period. If a country produces nothing in a year, its GDP will be zero.