Answer: 1. Excluded
2. Excuded
3. Included
4. Included
5. Included
Explanation:
The gross domestic product is a measure of the monetary value of all business/economic activities happening within a country at a particular point in time. Factors measured in GDP include; expenditures, income, investments, and exports.
I. The sale of a stock is not an investment expenditure in GDP. It is rather seen as a Saving.
II. The sale of a home owned by Mr. Jones is a used product. This house might have been counted in a previous year's GDP.
III. When the government builds a new office building, it can be counted as government expenditure which is a component of GDP.
IV. The purchase of a crane by a construction company is an example of a business investment and can be seen as a component of GDP.
V. A factory that was built to replace the one destroyed in a fire would be regarded as a business investment.