When gross domestic product (gdp) increases, national income and national output

Increase , Increase

Explanation:

Gross domestic product GDP is a measure of the total value of a country's output in a given year. It shows the final value of all goods and services produced within the boundaries of an economy. Economists use GDP to ascertain whether an economy is expanding or declining.

An increase in GDP means that the total output in the economy. More products and services were produced in that period compared to the previous period. An increase in GDP creates employment as more workers will be needed in production processes. As demand and the number of workers increase, total income in the economy rises.

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