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The following data relates to the economy of a country over a one-year period. K’B Subsidies...

The following data relates to the economy of a country over a one-year period.

K’B

Subsidies ………………………………………… 1 000

Gross domestic fixed capital formation......................... 2 400

Exports of goods and services ……………………. 2 000

Government final consumption....................................... 3 000

Property income from abroad …………………… 300

Imports of goods and services....................................... 2 500

Value of physical decrease in stocks …………… 10

Consumer’s expenditure ……………………. 8 000

Capital consumption/Depreciation.................................. 1 500

Taxes on expenditure……………………………... 1 750

Property income paid abroad ……………………. 500

Required

Calculate the following from the above data:

Gross domestic product at market prices
Gross domestic product at factor cost
Gross national product at factor cost
Net national product at factor cost (5 mark

Expert Solution

a. Gross domestics product at market price is 12,890

b. Gross domestic product bat factor cost is 12,140

c. Gross national product at factor cost is 11,940

d. Net national product at factor cost is 10,440

Rahul Sunny answered 1 year ago

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