Goods that are produced but not immediately sold
A) do not count in the GDP.
B) count in the GDP as a change in private inventories.
C) count in the GDP as intermediate input.
D) count in the GDP as private investment.

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If a company produces a good and stores that good until it is sold, that good becomes inventory. It is then counted in the GDP as inventory, not sales, until the time it is sold, at which point it counts as a sale but is subtracted from inventory.

Goods That Are Produced but Not Immediately Sold