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  • income earned within a country goes to foreigners
  • GDP may look healthy but GNP may well be anemic
  • this is undesirable since control is ceded to foreigners
  • when substantial portion s of the local economy are foreign-owned
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Q: What happens if GDP is more than gnp?
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