Select all the items counted in u. s. gross national product. a. toys from a chinese-owned factory in china b. food from an american-owned restaurant in chicago c. computers made by a japanese-owned factory in texas d. clothes from an american-owned store in london

B. food from an American-owned restaurant in Chicago

D. clothes from an American-owned store in London

Explanation:

Gross National Product is an alternative way to measure the quantity of goods and services produced by a nation. In the calculation of GNP are considered all the production of American companies in domestic and foreign territory and are disregarded the production in national territory but pertaining to foreign companies. Therefore, GDP calculations are considered the food of a restaurant in the national territory and the clothes sold by an American company in London (England). The production of foreign goods in domestic or foreign territory is not considered, so the production of the Chinese factory in China and the production of Japanese computers in the US are not included in the GNP account.