Leisure is Select one: a. a good that is not counted in GDP. b. a good that is counted in GDP. c. neither a good nor a bad, and it is not counted in GDP. d. a bad as far as economists are concerned, because it is not tangible.

a. a good that is not counted in GDP.

Explanation:

Leisure is not counted in GDP if the leisure activity does not have a market value, and is not exchanged in the markeplace.

For example, going for a walk, or sitting at a park to read are leisure activities that are not considered economically productive, and therefore, are not counted in GDP.

According to my conclusion, Ling's can be blamed for carelessness. By definition, a tort of carelessness happens when somebody endures damage on account of another's inability to surrender over to a required obligation of care. In our case, by owning an open space, the administration is at risk to ensure that clients and workers have a protected domain. The supervisor realized that the water on the floor may be a potential safety risk and did not take any measures to caution the client. So, this way, the chief broke the obligation of care. Kim endured legitimately unmistakable damage (in the event that she got a specialist's note) caused by the director's carelessness.