Final answer:
The cost of hospital stays, child care provided by a licensed day care center, new car sales, and the greater variety of cheese available in supermarkets are included in GDP. The rise in life expectancy over time, child care provided by a grandmother, used car sales, and the iron that goes into the steel that goes into a refrigerator bought by a consumer are not included in GDP.
Step-by-step explanation:
cost of hospital stays: included in GDP as it represents the value of healthcare services provided
rise in life expectancy over time: not included in GDP as it is a measure of societal progress, not a tangible good or service
child care provided by a licensed day care center: included in GDP as it represents a paid service
child care provided by a grandmother: not included in GDP as it is an unpaid service
used car sale: not included in GDP as it is a second-hand transaction
new car sale: included in GDP as it represents a new good being produced and sold
greater variety of cheese available in supermarkets: included in GDP as it represents an expanded range of goods for consumers to purchase
iron that goes into the steel that goes into a refrigerator bought by a consumer: included in GDP as it represents a production input to a final good