Michael burda of humboldt university in germany and daniel hamermesh of the university of texas examined how workers in the united states who lost their jobs between 2003 and 2006 spent their time. they discovered that during the period when they were unemployed, the reduction in the number of hours of paid work was almost completely replaced by an increase in the number of hours spent on household production. source: michael burda and daniel s. hamermesh, "unemployment and household production," national bureau of economic research working paper 14676, january 2009.based on these findings, what can we predict about total productionlong dash—whether or not that production is included in the calculation of gdplong dash—in the economy when these workers became unemployed?