Answer:
C. the market value of all the final goods and services produced anywhere in the world in a given time period by the factors of production supplied by the residents of that country
Explanation:
Gross National Product is an alternative way of measuring a country's wealth. In the calculation of the GNP, all goods and services produced by citizens of a country, resident internally or abroad, are considered. For example, US GNP takes into account all domestic production produced by Americans domestically plus the output of US companies abroad. In this calculation, foreign production in the national territory is not considered. For example, a Japanese company producing in the US is not accounted for in the GNP calculation, but the production of an American company in Japanese territory is considered in the calculation.
