Indicate how the calculation of Canada's GDP would handle the transaction below. Recall that according to the expenditure approach, GDP is defined as: GDP = C +1 + G + (X - IM) where C = Consumption, I = Investment, G = Government purchases, X = Exports and IM = Imports Transaction: You buy a pair of Fuggs boots made in New Zealand. Select one: Not included in GDP ) Included in GDP as C (Consumption) Included in GDP as I (Investment) Included in GDP as G (Goverment purchase) Included in GDP as X (Export) Does not change GDP since it's both +C (Consumption) and -IM (Import) ) Does not change GDP since it's both +1 (Investment) and -IM (Import) Does not change GDP since it's both +G (Government purchase) and -IM (Import) Check