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19.Which of the following does NOT count towards GDP? A. A company replacing machinery that wore out last year B. The government spending money to build a new highway C. A houseshold purchasing a new television D. A household sellig their old used car to a friend Table 7.1 Time t+1 400 2 6 25 100 Time Change 300 2 P housing Q housing P food Q food P education Q education Nominal GDP Real GDP (t prices) Real GDP (t +1 20 150 1000 rices 20. Using the information in Table 7.1, the percentage change in nominal GDP 0 %, and the percentage change in Real GDP using t prices is IS A. +25, +17.5 B. +12, +25 C. +25, +12 D. 0, +17.5

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