the following data, calculate a) Gross Domestic Capital Formation b) Wages and Salaries c) Net Domestic Product at Market Price Particulars Rs. In Crores 3500 300 14000 Mixed Income of Self Employed 2. Net Indirect Taxes 3. Government Final Consumption Expenditure 4. Net Exports 5. Consumption of Fixed Capital 6. Net Factor Income from Abroad 7. Operating Surplus (Rent+Interest+Profits) 8. NNP at Factor Cost 9. Profits 10. Private Final Consumption Expenditure | 11000 3000 300 700 12000 30000 500

the following data, calculate a) Gross Domestic Capital Formation b) Wages and Salaries c) Net Domestic Product at Market Price Particulars Rs. In Crores 3500 300 14000 Mixed Income of Self Employed 2. Net Indirect Taxes 3. Government Final Consumption Expenditure 4. Net Exports 5. Consumption of Fixed Capital 6. Net Factor Income from Abroad 7. Operating Surplus (Rent+Interest+Profits) 8. NNP at Factor Cost 9. Profits 10. Private Final Consumption Expenditure | 11000 3000 300 700 12000 30000 500

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

14th Edition

ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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