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Vibhav
Subject: Economics
, asked on 31/10/17
Let firm A produce goods worth ₹500 and its intermediate cost (IC) be ₹200 and these goods are sold to firm B
Then let Firm B sell these goods to Firm C for ₹500 and Firm C sells these goods for ₹1000 to the final consumer
So as per value added method National income should be (500-200) + (700-500) + (1000-700) = 800
But as per Expenditure Method it should be ₹1000 as the final consumption expenditure is worth ₹1000
So why is difference in finding the answer using different methods????
Answer
1
Vibhav
Subject: Economics
, asked on 30/10/17
Why is interest paid by one firm to another not included in national income under the income method????
Answer
1
Vibhav
Subject: Economics
, asked on 18/10/17
Suppose A and B are travelling on an Air India flight from Japan to Russia. On board a fight takes place and one of them dies
Now in this case the law of which country will be applicable???
Since the incident happened on board and Air India is a part of domestic territory of India Shouldnt the Indian Law be applicable????
Answer
1
Vibhav
Subject: Economics
, asked on 13/10/17
If a US embassy official is working in India for US embassy for a period of more than one year will he be normal resident of India????
If a US student comes to study in India for a period of more than one year will he be considered as normal resident of India???
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1
Yash
Subject: Economics
, asked on 8/10/17
I am sending this question 7th time so please answer me whether you know it or not.:
Q. Calculate Net Domestic Product at market price by using Income and Expenditure method
Iteam
Rs in Crores
Wege and salary in cas
1200
Rent
150
Interest
200
Employee's contribution to Social Security Schemes
100
Employee's contribution to Social Security Schemes
150
Private final consumption expenditure
800
Net Exports
50
Operating Surplus
600
Income from abroad
100
Net domestic fixed capital formation
500
Goverment final consumption expenditure
600
Income to broad
50
Net indirect taxes
100
Value of output
2000
Change in stock
100
Consumption of fixed capital
50
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1
K
Subject: Economics
, asked on 19/9/17
Q29. Calculate National Income :
Items (
₹ in Cr)
(1) Mixed Income of the self-Employed
200
(2) Dividends
100
(3) Operating Surplus 900
(4) Wages and Salaries 500
(5) Profit 400
(6) Employer's contribution to social
Security Schemes 50
(7) Net factor income from abroad -10
(8) Consumption of fixed capital 50
Q30. Calculate Net National Product at Market Price and Private income
Items (
₹ in Cr)
Net Current Transfers to abroad 10
Private final consumption expenditure 500
Current transfers from government 30
Net factor income to abroad 20
Net exports -20
Net Indirect Tax 120
National Debt Interest 70
Net domestic capital formation 80
Income accuring to government 60
Government final consumption expenditure 100
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2
Deepanshu Arora
Subject: Economics
, asked on 18/9/17
Dear Experts , Please Help in Solving Question No.4
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1
Deepanshu Arora
Subject: Economics
, asked on 18/9/17
Dear Experts , What will be the answer To Ques No.2
Q.2. Distinguish between National Income at current prices
and National Income at constant prices.
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1
Deepanshu Arora
Subject: Economics
, asked on 18/9/17
Q.7. From the following data calculate National Income by using (a) Income method and (b) Expenditure method.
Answer
1
Deepanshu Arora
Subject: Economics
, asked on 18/9/17
Q.5. Find net value added at Factor Cost.
Answer
2
Parvathy Avinash
Subject: Economics
, asked on 17/9/17
URGENT:
Are expenses incurred a stock or flow?
Answer
2
Deepanshu Arora
Subject: Economics
, asked on 17/9/17
Why Net Increase in Stock is added while calculating national Income By Expenditure Method ?
Answer
1
Ujjwal Sancheti
Subject: Economics
, asked on 7/9/17
Q. Treatment of following in case of calculation of National Income by-
a) Value Added Method
b) Income Method
c) Expenditure Method
EXPLAIN the reasons for the treatment as well.
1. Purchase of Fixed Assets
2. Purchase of machinery for own use
3. Durable use producer goods with the life span of 10 years
4. Indirect expenses like electricity, power charges
5. Replacement of fixed capital
6. Sale of fixed assets
Answer
2
Jia Dhaka
Subject: Economics
, asked on 3/9/17
in value added method we will not add services for self consumption but will add portion of goods produced retained for self consumotion
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1
Jia Dhaka
Subject: Economics
, asked on 2/9/17
Can we find NDP
fc
from GDP
mp
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Then let Firm B sell these goods to Firm C for ₹500 and Firm C sells these goods for ₹1000 to the final consumer
So as per value added method National income should be (500-200) + (700-500) + (1000-700) = 800
But as per Expenditure Method it should be ₹1000 as the final consumption expenditure is worth ₹1000
So why is difference in finding the answer using different methods????
Now in this case the law of which country will be applicable???
Since the incident happened on board and Air India is a part of domestic territory of India Shouldnt the Indian Law be applicable????
If a US student comes to study in India for a period of more than one year will he be considered as normal resident of India???
Q. Calculate Net Domestic Product at market price by using Income and Expenditure method
Items (₹ in Cr)
(1) Mixed Income of the self-Employed 200
(2) Dividends 100
(3) Operating Surplus 900
(4) Wages and Salaries 500
(5) Profit 400
(6) Employer's contribution to social
Security Schemes 50
(7) Net factor income from abroad -10
(8) Consumption of fixed capital 50
Q30. Calculate Net National Product at Market Price and Private income
Items (₹ in Cr)
Net Current Transfers to abroad 10
Private final consumption expenditure 500
Current transfers from government 30
Net factor income to abroad 20
Net exports -20
Net Indirect Tax 120
National Debt Interest 70
Net domestic capital formation 80
Income accuring to government 60
Government final consumption expenditure 100
Q.2. Distinguish between National Income at current prices and National Income at constant prices.
a) Value Added Method
b) Income Method
c) Expenditure Method
EXPLAIN the reasons for the treatment as well.
1. Purchase of Fixed Assets
2. Purchase of machinery for own use
3. Durable use producer goods with the life span of 10 years
4. Indirect expenses like electricity, power charges
5. Replacement of fixed capital
6. Sale of fixed assets