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A furniture maker used to buy its wood, but has now bought the lumber company. How does this impact

A furniture maker used to buy its wood, but has now bought the lumber company. How does this impact GDP?
A) We cannot tell.
B) It does not change.
C) It increases it.
D) It reduces it.

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