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The national accounts of Parchment Paradise are kept on (you guessed it) parchment. A fire in the statistics office destroys some accounts, leaving only the data on the right. Calculate net domestic product at factor cost, the statistical discrepancy, and GNP. ... Net domestic product at factor cost is $ Statistical discrepancy is $ GNP is $ Item GDP (income approach) Consumption expenditure Indirect taxes less subsidies Interest, rent, and profit Investment Government expenditure Wages Net factor income from abroad Net exports (dollars) 8,230 8,700 800 280 200 230 7,000 100 700

The national accounts of Parchment Paradise are kept on (you guessed it) parchment. A fire in the statistics office destroys some accounts, leaving only the data on the right. Calculate net domestic product at factor cost, the statistical discrepancy, and GNP. ... Net domestic product at factor cost is $ Statistical discrepancy is $ GNP is $ Item GDP (income approach) Consumption expenditure Indirect taxes less subsidies Interest, rent, and profit Investment Government expenditure Wages Net factor income from abroad Net exports (dollars) 8,230 8,700 800 280 200 230 7,000 100 700

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