One of the limitations of aggregate accounting is that:A. it includes market transactions that should be excluded. B. it doesn't take depreciation into account. C. it measures market activity, not social welfare. D. there isn't enough data available in most developed countries to havenational income accounts.

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17 June, 17:15

One of the limitations of aggregate accounting is that:A. it includes market transactions that should be excluded. B. it doesn't take depreciation into account. C. it measures market activity, not social welfare. D. there isn't enough data available in most developed countries to havenational income accounts.

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Rayne Campbell · Answer 1

The correct answer is C

Explanation:

Aggregate accounting is the procedure in which the data from all of the households as well as individuals accounts of the production are gathered in one place.

In short, it is described as the way or method of measuring or evaluating the sum or the total of the production. The limitation of this method is that it only measures or determine the activity of the market not the social welfare.