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This year Gus purchased a used 1972 vehicle from Wee-Rob-U Auto Sales. The dealer paid $500 for it yesterday, and sold it to Gus for $3500. In principle, what happens to GDP?
A) Nothing, because the vehicle was already accounted for in 1972.
B) Nothing, because Gus was ripped off.
C) It increases by $3000.
D) It increases by $3,500.
E) It increases by $6,500.
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Another one in the books, marking it solved.
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