Suppose GDP at Market Price is $ 13500, Consumption expenditure is $1500, Government expenditure is $500, net exports are $400, Imports are $280. If, Net Factor Income from Abroad is $ 1000, Rent = $ 1200, Interest $ 1300 , Mixed Income of Self Employed = $ 3500, Profit = $ 5000 , What would be National Domestic Product at Factor Cost?

Suppose GDP at Market Price is $ 13500, Consumption expenditure is $1500, Government expenditure is $500, net exports are $400, Imports are $280. If, Net Factor Income from Abroad is $ 1000, Rent = $ 1200, Interest $ 1300 , Mixed Income of Self Employed = $ 3500, Profit = $ 5000 , What would be National Domestic Product at Factor Cost?

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