Items RM Million Imports Depreciation Exports Dividends 70 50 80 10 120 Government Purchases Receipts Of Factor Income From The Rest Of World Amount Of National Income Not Going To Households Payments Of Factor Income From The Rest Of World Net Private Domestic Investment Personal Income Taxes Personal Consumption Expenditures 20 10 40 350 100 750 a. Calculate the GDP b. Calculate the GNP Calculate the NNP c.

Items RM Million Imports Depreciation Exports Dividends 70 50 80 10 120 Government Purchases Receipts Of Factor Income From The Rest Of World Amount Of National Income Not Going To Households Payments Of Factor Income From The Rest Of World Net Private Domestic Investment Personal Income Taxes Personal Consumption Expenditures 20 10 40 350 100 750 a. Calculate the GDP b. Calculate the GNP Calculate the NNP c.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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