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Question 2 4 points ? Saved Jeffrey Blustein speaks more or less interchangeably of the “duty," "responsibility," "obligation," or "imperative” to remember

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Question 2 4 points ? Saved Jeffrey Blustein speaks more or less interchangeably of the “duty," "responsibility," "obligation," or "imperative” to remember. What do the terms have in common with one another? They all refer to acts that One ought to perform Are not fully morally elective and so not merely one among many morally good acts that one might choose It is wrong not to perform them O All of the above

10. Explain the two approaches to calculating a country's GDP. What are the components considered in each one? 11. Explain why GDP is not a perfect measure of economic well-being. (List the 7 factors that are not considered in calculating this one.)