As soon as possible.thank you Question 1The table below shows the national income data of a country with a population of 40 million.Using the information in the table below, answer the following questions.ItemsRM (million)Wages and salaries35ExportWholesale and retailImportPublic consumption20131030Subsidies and financial aidGovernment expenditureCorporate investmentNet property income from abroad244015Based on the data given above:a) Calculate the value of GDP using expenditure approach.b) Calculate GDP per capita?c) Differentiate Real GDP and Nominal GDP

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Question 1 The table below shows the national income data of a country with a population of 40 million. Using the information in the table below, answer the following questions. Items RM (million) Wages and salaries Export Wholesale and retail Import Public consumption 35 20 13 10 30 Subsidies and financial aid Government expenditure Corporate investment Net property income from abroad 24 40 15 Based on the data given above: a) Calculate the value of GDP using expenditure approach. b) Calculate GDP per capita? c) Differentiate Real GDP and Nominal GDP

Question 1 The table below shows the national income data of a country with a population of 40 million. Using the information in the table below, answer the following questions. Items RM (million) Wages and salaries Export Wholesale and retail Import Public consumption 35 20 13 10 30 Subsidies and financial aid Government expenditure Corporate investment Net property income from abroad 24 40 15 Based on the data given above: a) Calculate the value of GDP using expenditure approach. b) Calculate GDP per capita? c) Differentiate Real GDP and Nominal GDP

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