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- $Millions GDP at market prices 1,669.4 Imports 290.5 Gross domestic Capital Formation 48.7 Income Accruing to the public Sector 39 Retained Business Earnings 75.9 Exports 273.4 Subsidies 16.8 Factor Payments From Abroad 10 Capital Consumption Allowance 10.05 Income Payments to Foreigners 19.2 Direct Taxes 355.6 Public Sector Consumption Expenditure 490.1 Indirect Taxes 297.3 Transfer Payments 25.7 calculate the following: a) National Income b) Net investment c) Personal Income2. Net exports are best defined as a. The difference between total exports and total imports b. Net Imports – Net Exports c. Economic output from a given year that is not consumed d. Y = C + I + G - NX e. None of the above5 GDP tends to overstate economic welfare, because it does not include certain nonmarket activities such as home production. understate economic welfare, because it includes expenditures undertaken to offset or correct pollution. understate economic welfare, because it does not take into account increases in leisure. overstate economic welfare, because it does not reflect improvements in product quality.
- The following data relates to the economy of a country over a one-year period. K’B Subsidies ………………………………………… 1 000 Gross domestic fixed capital formation……………. 2 400 Exports of goods and services ……………………. 2 000 Government final consumption ……………………. 3 000 Property income from abroad …………………… 300 Imports of goods and services ……………………. 2 500 Value of physical decrease in stocks …………… 10 Consumer’s expenditure ……………………. 8 000 Capital consumption/Depreciation ………………… 1 500 Taxes on expenditure……………………………... 1 750 Property income paid abroad ……………………. 500 Required Calculate the following from the above data: (a) Gross domestic product at market prices (b) Gross domestic product at factor cost (c) Gross national product at factor cost (d) Net national product at factor costUse the following composition of expenditure for the economy of a countrynamed the Republic of Tapuwa, for the year ended 2019 to answer thequestions below: COMPONENT R millions Consumption expenditure (C) 9 000 Investment (I) 6 500 Government spending (G) 7 000 Exports (X) 1 800 Imports (Z) 2 400 Depreciation 700 Foreign payment to the rest of theworld 300 Foreign payment from the rest of the world 250 Q1. Calculate the value of the country’s GDE (Gross DomesticExpenditure). Q2. Compute the value for the country’s GDP (Gross Domestic Product)at market price.1: National income level in an open economy with government activities and data in the table what is it? Be sure to show how you did the calculation. GDP = 2,000 Gross investment = 500 Net investment = 300 Indirect taxes = 350 Subsidies = 250 Direct taxes = 200 Net foreign factor income = 400
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