B. The table below lists Jamaica's transactions in 2007. Particulars $ Consumers' expenditure 100 000 Government expenditure 40 000 Gross investment 37 000 Value of increase in stock 2 000 Exports of goods 18 000 Imports of goods 17 130 Income paid abroad 7 400 Income received from abroad 7 900 Subsidies 1 390 Taxes on expenditure 1 740 Capital consumption 5 500 Calculate: i. GDP at market price 11. GDP at factor cost 111. GNP at factor cost

B. The table below lists Jamaica's transactions in 2007. Particulars $ Consumers' expenditure 100 000 Government expenditure 40 000 Gross investment 37 000 Value of increase in stock 2 000 Exports of goods 18 000 Imports of goods 17 130 Income paid abroad 7 400 Income received from abroad 7 900 Subsidies 1 390 Taxes on expenditure 1 740 Capital consumption 5 500 Calculate: i. GDP at market price 11. GDP at factor cost 111. GNP at factor cost

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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