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Consider a farmer who grows wheat and sells it to a bakery. The bakery then uses this wheat to bake bread sold to consumers. Which of the following is true?A) Including wheat in the calculation of GDP would be double counting.B) Wheat is a final good.C) Wheat is included in the calculation of GDP.D) Including bread in the calculation of GDP would be double counting.
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