Calculate from the followig data (a) Private income (b) Personal disposable (vi) Net current transfer from rest of the world (ix) Direct taxes paid by households (v) Income from property and entrepreneurship accruing to govt. administrative departments (iv) Current transfers from government administrative income (c) Net national disposable income (7 in crores) 3000 Items (i) National income (ii) Savings of Private corporate sector (iii) Corporation tax 30 80 60 departments 150 50 40 (vii) Savings of non departmental enterprises (viii) Net indirect taxes 250 100 (-)10 (x) Net factor income from abroad (xi) National debt interest 80

Calculate from the followig data (a) Private income (b) Personal disposable (vi) Net current transfer from rest of the world (ix) Direct taxes paid by households (v) Income from property and entrepreneurship accruing to govt. administrative departments (iv) Current transfers from government administrative income (c) Net national disposable income (7 in crores) 3000 Items (i) National income (ii) Savings of Private corporate sector (iii) Corporation tax 30 80 60 departments 150 50 40 (vii) Savings of non departmental enterprises (viii) Net indirect taxes 250 100 (-)10 (x) Net factor income from abroad (xi) National debt interest 80

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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