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1 From the following data calculate GNP at factor cost by income method and
expenditure method:
1. Net domestic capital formation - 500
2. Compensation of employee - 1850
3. Consumption of fixed capital - 100
4. Government final consumption expenditure - 1100
5. Private final consumption expenditure - 2600
6. Rent - 400
7. Dividend - 200
8. Interest - 500
9. Net exports - (-100)
10. Profits - 1100
11. Net factor income from abroad - (-50)
12. Net indirect taxes - 25

[Link].2 From the following data calculate nation income by income method and
expenditure methods:
1. Government final consumption expenditure - 100
2. Subsidies - 20
3. Rent - 200
4. Wages and salaries - 600
5. Indirect taxes - 60
6. Private final consumption expenditure - 800
7. Gross domestic capital formation - 120
8. Social security contribution by employers - 55
9. Royalty - 25
10. Net factor income paid to abroad - 30
11. Interest - 20
12. Consumption of fixed capital - 10
13. Profits - 130
14. Net exports - 70
15. Change in stock - 50

[Link].3 from the following data calculate gross domestic product at market and
factor income from abroad:
1. Gross national product at factor cost - 6,150
2. Net exports - (-50)
3. Compensation of employees - 3000
4. Rent - 800
5. Interest - 900
6. Profits - 1,300
7. Net indirect taxes - 300
8. Net domestic capital formation - 800
9. Gross fixed capital formation - 850
10. Change in stock - 50
11. Dividend - 300
12. Factor income to abroad - 80

[Link].4 Calculate net value added at factor cost from the following data:
1. purchase of machinery - 100
2. Sales - 200
3. Intermediate costs - 90
4. Indirect taxes - 12
5. Change in stock - 10
6. Excise duty - 6
7. Stock of raw materials - 5

[Link].5 An economy has two firms A and B. On the basis of following information find
out:
a) value added by firm A
b) GDP at market price
1. Exports by firm A - 20
2. Imports by firm A - 50
3. Sale to households by firm A - 90
4. Sales to firm B by firm A - 40
5. Sales to firm A by firm B - 30
6. Sale to households by firm B - 60

[Link].6 Calculate value added by firm A and :

1. Domestic sales by firm A - 4000
2. Exports by firm A - 1000
3. Purchase by firm A - 200
4. Sales by firm B - 2940
5. Purchase by firm B - 1300

[Link].7 from the following data calculate net value added at factor cost
1. Total sales - 1000
2. Decrease in stock - 70
3. Production for self consumption - 120
4. Purchase of raw materials - 300
5. Exports - 150
6. Electricity charges - 50
7. Income tax - 20
8. Goods & service taxes - 70
9. Subsidy - 40

[Link].8 From the following data calculate net domestic product at factor cost:
Primary sector Secondary sector tertiary sector
1. Sales - 1,000 , 1,500 , 700
2. Net indirect taxes - 50 , 30 , —
3. Opening stocks - 50 , 40 , 20
4. Intermediate consumption - 300 , 750 , 250
5. Consumption of fixed capital - 10 , 80 , 60

[Link].9 Firm A sells to firm B for Rs 50 crores and for Rs 70 crores to provide
consumption.
Firm B sells for Rs 80 crores to firm C and firm C sells for Rs 100 to provide
consumption.
Calculate value added by firm A,B and C.

[Link].10 Firm A buys from x inputs worth Rs 500 crores and sells to firm B good
worth 1,000 crores and to firm C goods worth Rs 700 [Link] buys from y inputs
goods worth Rs 200 crores and sells to firm C good worth Rs 1,500 crores and
finished good worth Rs 2000 crores to households. Firm C buys from z inputs worth
Rs 150 crores and sells finished good worth Rs 4,150 crores to household. Calculate
value added by firm A,B and C and GDPmp.

[Link].11 In an economy industry P sells output to Q. Q sells output to R for ₹600.

Q’s value added is 1/2 of p’s value added.
Assuming p’s value of inputs are 0.
Calculate how much p sells to Q.

[Link].12 Sales by firm A are Rs 80 crores and sales by firm B are Rs 300 crores.
Value added by B and C are are equal . Value of output of C and D are Rs 280 crores
each . Value added by D is Rs 120 crores and GDPmp is Rs 520 crores. Assuming A’s
value of inputs are zero, calculate:
(a)value added by firm A and firm C
(b)value of inputs of firm B
(c) value of inputs of firm C

[Link].13 Firm A spent Rs 500 crores on non factor inputs and sold goods worth Rs 600
crores to firm B and ₹300 crores to firm C.
Firm B whose value added is ₹1000 crores sold half its output to firm C and half to
D. Value added by firm C is 1/2 of value added of firm D. Firm C and firm D sold
their entire outputs to households. Value of output of firm C is equal to value of
firm B’s value of output. Calculate value of output of firm D.

[Link].14 calculate the operating surplus :

1. Sales - 4,000
2. Compensation of employees - 800
3. Intermediate consumption - 600
4. Rent - 400
5. Interest - 300
6. Net indirect taxes - 500
7. Consumption of fixed capital - 200
8. Mixed income - 400

[Link].15 Calculate national income by income method and expenditure method:

1. Compensation of employees - 250
2. Imports - 20
3. Mixed income of self employed - 50
4. Gross fixed capital formation - 120
5. Private final consumption expenditure - 550
6. Consumption of fixed capital - 10
7. Net factor income from abroad - 20
8. Indirect taxes - 100
9. Change in stock - 20
10. Subsidies - 20
11. Rent - 100
12. Interest - 200
13. Profit - 50
14. Exports - 10
15. Government final consumption expenditure - 60

[Link].16 From the following data calculate national income by income method and
expenditure method :
1. Private final consumption expenditure - 2000
2. Net capital formation - 400
3. Change in stock - 50
4. Compensation of employees - 1900
5. Rent - 200
6. Interest - 150
7. Operating surplus - 720
8. Net indirect taxes - 400
9. Employee contribution to social security scheme - 100
10. Net exports - 20
11. Net factor income from abroad - (-20)
12. Government final consumption expenditure - 600
13. Consumption of fixed capital - 100

[Link].17 From the following data calculate national income by income and expenditure
method :
1. Government final consumption expenditure - 100
2. Subsidies - 10
3. Rent - 200
4. Wages and salaries - 600
 5. Indirect taxes - 60
6. Private final consumption expenditure - 800
7. Gross domestic capital formation - 120
8. Social security contribution by employer - 55
9. Royalty - 25
10. Net factor income paid to abroad - 30
11. Interest - 20
12. Consumption of fixed capital - 10
13. Profit - 130
14. Net exports - 70
15. Change in stock - 50

[Link].18 calculate the value of sales from the following data:

1. Net value added at factor cost - 800
2. Subsidies - 40
3. Change in stock - (-70)
4. Sales - ?
5. Intermediate consumption - 450
6. Consumption of fixed capital - 40

[Link].19 calculate intermediate consumption from the following data:

1. Gross value of output - 300
2. Net value added at factor cost - 100
3. Subsidies - 15
4. Depreciation - 30

[Link].20 calculate net value added at factor cost from the following data:
1. Consumption of fixed capital - 600
2. Goods and service tax - 400
3. Output sold - 2,000
4. Price per unit of output - 10
5. Net change in stocks - (-50)
6. Intermediate cost - 10,000
7. Subsidy - 500

[Link].21 calculate net value added at factor cost from the following data:
1. Value of output - 800
2. Intermediate consumption - 200
3. Indirect taxes - 30
4. Depreciation - 20
5. Subsidies - 50
6. Purchase of machinery - 50

[Link].22 calculate net value added at factor cost from the following data:
1. Sales - 1,000
2. Change in stock - 150
3. Purchase of raw materials - 300
4. Gross investment - 100
5. Net investment - 80
6. Net indirect taxes - 20

[Link].23 calculate net value added at factor cost from the following data:
1. Fixed capital Goods (expected life span 5 years) - 15
2. Domestic sales - 220
3. Change in stocks - (-10)
4. Exports - 10
5. Single use producer goods - 100
6. Net indirect taxes - 20
[Link].24 calculate net value added at factor cost from the following data:
1. Durable use producer goods with a lifespan of 10 years - 10
2. Single use producer goods - 5
3. Sales - 20
4. Unsold output produced during the year - 2
5. Taxes on production - 1

[Link].25 calculate the value of operating surplus from the following data:
1. Royalty - 5
2. Rent - 75
3. Interest - 30
4. Net domestic product at factor cost - 400
5. Profit - 45
6. Dividends - 20

[Link].26 calculate compensation of employees from the following data:

1. Old age pension - 2,000
2. Wages and salaries in cash - 60,000
3. Rent free accommodation to employees - 30,000
4. Employers contribution to provident fund - 7,500
5. Payment of life insurance premium by the employees - 2,500
6. Contribution to provident fund by employees - 35,000

[Link].27 calculate compensation of employees from the following data:

1. Profits after tax - 20
2. Interest - 45
3. gross domestic product at market price - 200
4. Goods and service tax - 10
5. Consumption of fixed capital - 50
6. Rent - 25
7. Corporation tax - 5

[Link].28 calculate the value of domestic income from the following data:
1. Compensation of employees - 2,000
2. Rent and interest - 800
3. Indirect tax - 120
4. Corporation tax - 460
5. Consumption of fixed capital - 100
6. Subsidies - 20
7. Dividend - 940
8. Undistributed profit - 300
9. Net factor income from abroad - 150
10. mixed income of self employed - 200

[Link].29 calculate rent from the following data:

1. GDP at market price - 18,000
2. Mixed income of self employed - 7,000
3. Subsidies - 250
4. Interest - 800
5. Rent - ?
6. Profit - 975
7. Compensation of employees - 6,000
8. Consumption of fixed capital - 1,000
9. Indirect tax - 2,000

[Link].30 calculate interest from the following data :

1. Indirect taxes - 1,500
2. Subsidies - 700
3. Profits - 1,100
 4. Consumption of fixed capital - 700
5. Gross domestic product at market price - 17,500
6. Compensation of employees - 9,300
7. Interest - ?
8. Mixed income of self employed - 3,500
9. Rent - 800

[Link].31 calculate mixed income of self employed from the following data:
1. Compensation of employees - 17,300
2. Interest 1,200
3. Consumption of fixed capital - 1,100
4. Mixed income of self employed - ?
5. Subsidies - 750
6. Gross domestic product at market price - 27,500
7. Indirect taxes - 2,100
8. Profit - 1,800
9. Rent - 2,000

[Link].32 Calculate operating surplus and domestic income from the following data:
1. Compensation of employees - 2,000
2. Rent & interest - 800
3. Indirect tax - 120
4. Corporation tax - 460
5. Consumption of fixed capital - 100
6. Subsidies - 20
7. Dividend - 940
8. Undistributed profit - 300
9. Net factor income to abroad - 150
10. Mixed income - 200

[Link].33 calculate net national product at market price and gross domestic product
at factor cost from the following data:
1. Rent & interest - 6,000
2. Wages & salaries - 18,00
3. Undistributed profit - 400
4. Net indirect taxes - 100
5. Corporation tax - 120
6. Subsidies - 20
7. Net factor income to abroad - 70
8. Dividends - 80
9. Consumption of fixed capital - 50
10. Social security contribution by employers - 200
11. Mixed income - 1,000

[Link].34 calculate national income from the following data:

1. Net current transfer from rest of the world - 30
2. Private final consumption expenditure - 400
3. net domestic capital formation - 100
4. Change in stock - 50
5. Depreciation - 20
6. Government final consumption expenditure - 200
7. Net exports - 40
8. Net indirect taxes - 80
9. Net factor income paid to abroad - 10

[Link].35 calculate national income from the following data:

1. Factor income from abroad - 15
2. Private final consumption expenditure - 600
3. Consumption of fixed capital - 50
 4. Government final consumption expenditure - 200
5. Net domestic fixed capital formation - 110
6. Factor income to abroad - 25
7. Net imports - (-20)
8. Net indirect taxes - 70
9. Change in stock - (-10)

[Link].36 calculate national income by income method and expenditure method from the
following data:
1. Profits - 200
2. Private final consumption expenditure - 440
3. Government final consumption expenditure - 250
4. Compensation of employees - 350
5. Gross domestic capital formation - 90
6. Consumption of fixed capital - 20
7. Net exports -(-20)
8. Interest - 60
9. Rent - 70
10. Net factor income to abroad - 50
11. Net indirect taxes - 60

[Link].37 Calculate gross national product by income method and expenditure method
from the following data:
1. Private final consumption expenditure - 800
2. Government final consumption expenditure - 300
3. Compensation of employees - 600
4. Net imports - 50
5. Gross domestic capital formation - 150
6. Consumption of fixed capital - 20
7. Net indirect taxes - 100
8. Net factor income from abroad -(-70)
9. Dividend - 150
10. Rent - 120
11. Interest - 80
12. Undistributed profit - 80
13. Social security contribution by employers - 60
14. Corporate tax - 50

[Link].38 calculate gross domestic product at market price and factor income from
abroad from the following data:
1. Gross national product at factor cost - 6150
2. Net exports - (-50)
3. Compensation of employees - 3000
4. Rent - 800
5. Interest - 900
6. Profit - 1300
7. Net indirect taxes - 300
8. Net domestic capital formation - 800
9. Gross fixed capital formation - 850
10. Change in stock - 50
11. Dividend - 300
12. Factor income to abroad - 80

[Link].39 calculate domestic income from the following data:

1. Household consumption expenditure - 800
2. Gross business fixed capital formation - 150
3. Gross residential construction investment - 120
4. Government final consumption expenditure - 170
5. Excess of imports over exports - 20
6. Inventory investment - 140
7. Gross public investment - 500
8. Net indirect taxes - 70
9. Net factor income from abroad - (-50)
10. Consumption of fixed capital - 40