You have been employed as the chief economist for the economy UWI Land. The head statistician has provided you with the following informatic Compensation of Employees 900 Corporate profits 400 Factor income paid to the world 325 Factor Income received from the world 170 Residential investments 350 Consumption of goods 850 Rent Income 125 Consumption of services 475 Indirect taxes 775 Non-residential investments 525 Subsidies 125 Government Expenditure 925 Imports 700 Exports 300 Depreciation 120 Net interest 75 Proprietors income 300 Calculate UWI Land's GDP using (1) the Income and (2) the Expenditure Approach

You have been employed as the chief economist for the economy UWI Land. The head statistician has provided you with the following informatic Compensation of Employees 900 Corporate profits 400 Factor income paid to the world 325 Factor Income received from the world 170 Residential investments 350 Consumption of goods 850 Rent Income 125 Consumption of services 475 Indirect taxes 775 Non-residential investments 525 Subsidies 125 Government Expenditure 925 Imports 700 Exports 300 Depreciation 120 Net interest 75 Proprietors income 300 Calculate UWI Land's GDP using (1) the Income and (2) the Expenditure Approach

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