Increases in GDP appear linked to increases in energy usage. true or false tell me?
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true since Both energy and GDP are related to work. GDP is the goods the average person can purchase on an average income. Energy is the work done by a unit of energy … which at one time was the average work by a person. GDP is earnings from the work done by the average person.
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GDP stands for “Gross domestic product”. It indicates the total dollar value of “all goods and services” produced over a specific time period. Therefore the increases in GDP appear “linked to increases” in energy usage. Hence it is a true statement.
The countries in which the big share of services sector available, the income has gradually increased. Hence GDP appear “linked to increases” in energy usage is a true statement.
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