For each transaction, select the appropriate category of GDP. 1. Volkswagon produces a car at its factory but they do not sell it in the current year.
2. A beer maker buys an idle brewery with the intent of opening it as a restaurant.
3. The U. S. Army rents a warehouse to store surplus equipment.
4. A family rents a beach house for a week's vacation.
5. A factory in the U. S. produces chemicals and sells them to a firm in Canada.

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