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EconomicsA country's GDP grows rapidly, but the growth is based on excessive exploitation of limited natural resources. What is the concern for long-term welfare?Class 11National Income and Related AggregatesGDP and WelfareLevel 45Hard EconomicsA government counts timber obtained from cutting trees as output but does not record depletion of natural forests. What bias may arise in GDP?Class 11National Income and Related AggregatesGDP and WelfareLevel 45Hard EconomicsWhich limitation of ordinary GDP appears when natural forests are cut and timber is sold?Class 11National Income and Related AggregatesGDP and WelfareLevel 45Hard EconomicsA country's real GDP rises while natural forest cover declines rapidly. What is the main limitation of the conventional measure?Class 11National Income and Related AggregatesGDP and WelfareLevel 43Expert EconomicsIf real GDP rises but the value of natural capital falls rapidly, which limitation of ordinary GDP becomes evident?Class 11National Income and Related AggregatesGDP and WelfareLevel 44Hard EconomicsHow does green GDP improve upon ordinary GDP?Class 11National Income and Related AggregatesGDP and WelfareLevel 44Hard EconomicsIf natural forests are cut and timber is sold what problem arises in GDP measurement?Class 11National Income and Related AggregatesGDP and WelfareLevel 43Hard EconomicsIf excessive chemical fertiliser use raises output but damages soil, what may happen to future welfare?Class 11Environment and Sustainable DevelopmentLevel 45Medium EconomicsWhy may the loss of green areas not appear directly in GDP?Class 11National Income and Related AggregatesGDP and WelfareLevel 43Easy