1. From the following data calculate GNP at factor cost by Income Method & Expenditure Method. Rs. in Crores



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National Income Accounting 1. From the following data calculate GNP at factor cost by Income Method & Expenditure Method Items Rs. in Crores Net Domestic capital formation 500 Compensation of employees 1850 Consumption of fixed capital (Depreciation) 100 Govt. Final consumption Expenditure 1100 Private Final consumption Expenditure 2600 Rent 400 Dividend 200 Interest 500 Net Exports (-) 100 Undistributed Profits 900 Net Factor Income From Abroad (=income from abroad income to (-) 50 abroad) Net Indirect Taxes (=ndirect Tax Subsidy) 250 Sol : Income Method GNP FC = Compensation of employees + Rent + Interest + Undistributed Profits + Dividend + Net Factor Income from Abroad + Consumption of fixed capital = 1850 + (400 +500 +900 + 200) + (-) 50+ 100 = 3900 CRORE Note: o GNPFC = NNPFC + Consumption of fixed capital o NNPFC = Compensation of employees + Rent + Interest + Undistributed Profits + Dividend + Net Factor Income from Abroad

o Compensation of employees is income from work which includes wages and salaries in kind and cash, and contribution to social securities ii. Expenditure Method GNP FC = GNP MP - Net Indirect Taxes Private Final consumption Expenditure + (Net Domestic capital formation + consumption of fixed capital) + Govt. Final consumption Expenditure + Net Exports + Net Factor Income from Abroad - Net Indirect Taxes = 1100 +2600 + (500 +100) + (-) 100 + (-)50 250 = 3900 CRORE Note GNPMP = Private Final consumption Expenditure + Gross Domestic capital formation + Govt. Final consumption Expenditure + Net Export + Net Factor Income from Abroad o Gross Domestic capital formation = Net Domestic capital formation + Consumption of fixed capital) o Export Import = Net Export o Net Factor Income from Abroad = Factor Income from Abroad Factor Income Paid to Abroad GNPFC = GNPMP - Indirect tax + Subsidy = GNPMP - (Indirect tax subsidy) = GNPMP - Net Indirect tax

2. From the following data calculate (a) Gross Domestic Product at Factor Cost, and (b) Gross Domestic Product at Market price Items Rupees in Crores Gross national product at factor cost 6,1500 Net exports (-)50 Compensation of employees 3000 Rent 800 Interest 900 Profit 1,300 Net indirect taxes 300 Net domestic capital formation 800 Gross domestic capital formation 900 Factor income to abroad 80 (i) GDP at factor cost = NDP at factor cost + Depreciation = Compensation of employees+ Rent+ Interest+ Profit +Mixed income+ (Gross domestic capital formation - Net domestic capital formation) = =Rs 3,000crore + Rs 800 crore + Rs 900 crore + Rs 1,300 crore + (Rs 900 crore - Rs 800 crore) = Rs 6100 crores (ii) Gross Domestic Product at Market Price = GDP at factor cost + Net Indirect taxes =Rs 6100 + Rs300 crore = Rs 6,400crore

3. An Economy has two firms A & B on the basis of following information find out a) Value added by firm A & B b) GDP at Market Price Items Rs. in Lakh Exports by firm A 20 Imports by firm A 50 Sales to households by firm A 90 Sales to firm B by firm A 40 Sales to firm A by firm B 30 Sale to household by firm B 60 Sol: a) Value added by firm A = Sale to households +Sales to firm B + Exports by firm A Imports by firm A Purchase from firm B = Rs 90 + Rs 40+ Rs 20- Rs 50- Rs 30 = Rs 70 Lakh Value added by firm B = Sales to Firm A + Sales to households purchase from firm A = Rs 30+ Rs 60- Rs 40 = Rs 50 Lakh b) GDP MP = Value added by firm A + value added by Firm B = Rs 70+ Rs 50 = Rs 120 Lakh

4. Find out the National Income of India from the following particulars Particulars Amount (crores) NFIA (-) 20000 GDP (Market Price) 4400000 Capital Consumption Expenditure (i.e. Depreciation) 10000 Primary Sector 110000 Secondary Sector 210000 Service Sector 120000 Intermediate Goods 50000 Indirect Tax 35000 Subsidy 5000 Hints: National income (or NNP at factor cost) = NNP at Market Price Indirect Tax + subsidy = NDP at Market Price + NFIA Indirect Tax + subsidy = (GDP at market price Capital consumption expenditure) + NFIA Indirect + subsidy 5. Determine the national income from the following information. Private Consumption Expenditure: Public Investment Expenditure Private Investment Expenditure Public Consumption Expenditure Imports Rs.50000 Crore Rs,40000 Crore Rs.76000 Crore Rs.56000 Crore Rs.25000 Crore

Exports Rs.30000 Crore Capital Consumption Expenditure Rs.5000 Crore NFIA (-) Rs.12000 Crore Indirect Tax Rs.50000 Crore Subsidy Rs.10000 Crore Hints National income (or NNP at factor cost) = NNP at Market Price Indirect Tax + subsidy = NDP at Market Price + NFIA Indirect Tax + subsidy = (GDP at market price Capital consumption expenditure) + NFIA Indirect + subsidy = (Private Consumption Expenditure + Private Investment Expenditure + Public Investment Expenditure + Public Consumption Expenditure Capital consumption expenditure) + NFIA Indirect + subsidy Note: Public means government 6. Find out the national income of India from the following data (A) NDP fc: Rs.5000000 Crore ; NFIA(-):Rs 20000 Crore ; Crore Depreciation :Rs.5000 (B) GDP mp: 40 Lac Crore ; GNP fc :50 Lac Crore,; NFIA (+) 01 Lac Crore; Depreciation : Rs.02 Lac Crore. Hints A. National income or NNP at factor cost = NDP fc + NFIA B. National income or NNP at factor cost = GNP fc - Depriciation

7. Find out NNP FC from the following information GNP MP NFIA (-) Depreciation Subsidy Indirect Tax 500000 (Crores) 700 (Crores) 15000 (Crores) 8000 (Crores) 12000 (Crores) Hints: NNP FC = GNP MP - Depreciation Indirect tax subsidy