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A major criticism of per capita income is that it doesn't differentiate between different sources of income. Which of the following is a common source of non-monetary income not captured by this metric?

AThe value of unpaid household labor

BGovernment subsidies for essential goods

CProfits from illegal activities

DInterest earned on savings accounts

Answer:

A. The value of unpaid household labor

Read Explanation:

  • Per capita income focuses on earned income and does not capture the value of goods and services produced within a household, such as cleaning or cooking for one's family.


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