Must do Numerical of Income method of National Income with solutions class 12 CBSE Board
If you want to have a full proof command over the Income Method. You must solve the following Numerical.
Lets solve some important numericals.
1 Calculate a) Operating Surplus, and b) Domestic Income;
Items | ₹ in Crore |
i) Compensation of Employees | 2,000 |
ii) Rent and interest | 800 |
iii) Indirect Taxes | 120 |
iv) Corporation tax | 460 |
v) Consumption of fixed capital | 100 |
vi) Subsidies | 20 |
vii) Dividend | 940 |
viii) Undistributed Profits | 300 |
ix) Net Factor Income to abraod | 150 |
c) Mixed Income | 200 |
[CBSE – 2018]
a) Operating Surplus = ₹2500
b) Domestic Income= ₹4700
2. Calculate National Income
Items | (₹ in crore) |
i) Compensation of employees | 2,000 |
ii) Profit | 800 |
iii) Rent | 300 |
iv) Interest | 250 |
v) Mixed income of self employed | 7000 |
vi) Net current transfers to abroad | 200 |
vii) Net Exports | – 100 |
viii) Net indirect taxes | 1,500 |
ix) Net Factor income to abroad | 60 |
x) Consumption of fixed capital | 120 |
[CBSE Foreign – 2017]
NNP at FC = ₹10290
3. Calculate Net National Product at Market Price:
Items | (₹ in thousand crore) |
1. Compensation of Employees | 250 |
2. Mixed income of self employed | 600 |
3. Profit | 80 |
4. Rent | 30 |
5. Interest | 40 |
6. Net factor income to abroad | – 10 |
7. Net exports | 15 |
8. Consumption of fixed Capital | 20 |
9. Net indirect taxes | 10 |
10. Net current transfers to abroad | 8 |
NNP at MP = ₹1020
4. Calculate National Income:
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Profit | 1,000 |
2. Mixed Income of self employed | 15,000 |
3. Dividends | 200 |
4. Interest | 400 |
5. Compensation of employees | 7,000 |
6. Net factor income to abroad | 100 |
7. consumption of fixed capital | 400 |
8. Net exports | – 200 |
9. Net Indirect taxes | 800 |
10. Net Current transfers to rest of the world | 40 |
11. Rent | 500 |
[CBSE Foreign – 2017]
NNP at FC = ₹23800
5. Calculate the Gross National Product at Market Price:
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Compensation of employees | 2500 |
2. Profit | 700 |
3. Mixed income of self employed | 7500 |
4. Government final consumption expenditure | 3000 |
5. Rent | 400 |
6. Interest | 350 |
7. Net factor income from abroad | 50 |
8. Net current transfers to abroad | 100 |
9. Net indirect taxes | 150 |
10. Depreciation | 70 |
11. Net exports | 40 |
GNP at MP = ₹11720 crore
6. Calculate the Net National Product at Market Price
Items | (₹ in Crore) |
1. Mixed income of self Employed | 8000 |
2. Depreciation | 200 |
3. Profit | 1000 |
4. Rent | 600 |
5. Interest | 700 |
6. Compensation of employees | 3000 |
7. Net indirect taxes | 500 |
8. Net factor income to abroad | 60 |
9. Net exports | (-) 50 |
10. Net current transfers to abroad | 20 |
NNP at MP = ₹13740 crore
7. Calculate National Income:-
1. Compensation of employees | 2000 |
2. Rent | 400 |
3. Profit | 900 |
4. Dividend | 100 |
5. Interest | 500 |
6. Mixed income of self employed | 7000 |
7. Net factor income to abroad | 50 |
8. Net exports | 60 |
9. Net indirect taxes | 300 |
10. Depreciation | 150 |
11. Net current transfers to abroad | 30 |
[CBSE (AI) 2017]
NNP at FC = ₹10750
8. Find Net National Product at Market Price:
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Personal taxes | 200 |
2. Wage and Salaries | 1200 |
3. Undistributed Profit | 50 |
4. Rent | 300 |
5. Corporation tax | 200 |
6. Private Income | 2000 |
7. Interest | 400 |
8. Net Indirect tax | 300 |
9. Net factor income to abroad | 20 |
10. Profit | 500 |
11. Social Security contributions by employers | 250 |
[CBSE Delhi 2016]
NNP at MP = ₹2930 crore
9. Find Net Domestic Product at Factor cost:
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Rent | 200 |
2. Net Current transfers to abroad | 10 |
3. National debt interest | 60 |
4. Corporate tax | 100 |
5. Compensation of employees | 900 |
6. Current transfers to government | 150 |
7. Interest | 400 |
8. Undistributed Profits | 50 |
9. Dividend | 250 |
10. Net Factor income to abroad | – 10 |
11. Income accruing to government | 120 |
[CBSE DELHI 2016]
NDP at FC = ₹ 1900 crore
10. Find National Income:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Wages and Salaries | 1000 |
2. Net Current transfers to abroad | 20 |
3. Net Factor income paid to abroad | 10 |
4. Profit | 400 |
5. National debt interest | 120 |
6. Social security contributions by employers | 100 |
7. Current transfers from government | 60 |
8. National income accruing to government | 150 |
9. Rent | 200 |
10. Interest | 300 |
11. Royalty | 50 |
[CBSE DELHI 2016]
National Income = ₹ 2040
11. Calculate Net National Product at Market Price:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Net Factor Income to abroad | – 10 |
2. Net current transfers to abroad | 5 |
3. Consumption of fixed capital | 40 |
4. Compensation of employees | 700 |
5. Corporate tax | 30 |
6. Undistributed Profits | 10 |
7. Interest | 90 |
8. Rent | 100 |
9. Dividends | 20 |
10. Net Indirect tax | 110 |
11. Social security contributions by employees | 11 |
[CBSE (F) 2015]
NNP at MP = ₹ 1070
12. Calculate the Gross National Product at Market Price:
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Wages and Salaries | 800 |
2. Personal tax | 150 |
3. Operating Surplus | 200 |
4. Undistributed Profits | 10 |
5. Social Security contributions by employers | 100 |
6. Corporate tax | 50 |
7. Net factor income to abroad | – 20 |
8. Personal disposable income | 1200 |
9. Net indirect tax | 70 |
10. Consumption of fixed capital | 30 |
11. Mixed income of self employed | 500 |
12. Royalty | 9 |
[CBSE F 2015]
GNP at MP = ₹ 1720
13. Calculate National Income
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Rent | 200 |
2. Net Factor income to abroad | 10 |
3. National debt interest | 15 |
4. Wages and Salaries | 700 |
5. Current transfers from government | 10 |
6. Undistributed profits | 20 |
7. Corporation tax | 30 |
8. Interest | 150 |
9. Social Security Contributions by employers | 100 |
10. Net domestic product accruing to government | 250 |
11. Net Current transfers to rest of the world | 5 |
12. Dividend | 50 |
[CBSE AI 2015]
NNP at FC = ₹ 1240 crore
14. Calculate ‘Gross National Product at Market Price.
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Rent | 100 |
2. Net Current transfers to rest of the world | 30 |
3. Social Security contributions by employers | 47 |
4. Mixed Income | 600 |
5. Gross Domestic Capital Formation | 140 |
6. Royalty | 20 |
7. Interest | 110 |
8. Compensation of Employees | 500 |
9. Net Domestic Capital Formation | 120 |
10. Net Factor income from abroad | – 10 |
11. Net Indirect tax | 150 |
12. profit | 200 |
[CBSE DELHI 2015]
GNP at MP = ₹ 1690 crore
15. Calculate Net Domestic Product at Market Price from the following.
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Income from domestic product accruing to government | 120 |
2. Wages and Salaries | 400 |
3. National Debt Interest | 60 |
4. Profit | 200 |
5. Net Factor income to abroad | – 20 |
6. Rent | 100 |
7. Current transfers from government | 30 |
8. Interest | 150 |
9. Social Security contribution by employers | 50 |
10. Net indirect tax | 70 |
11. Net current transfers to abroad | – 10 |
[CBSE F 2014]
NDP at MP = ₹ 970 crore
16. Calculate ‘Gross National Product at Market Price’ from the following.
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Net factor income to abroad | – 10 |
2. Net current transfers to abroad | 20 |
3. Wages and Salaries | 400 |
4. Corporation tax | 50 |
5. Profit after corporation tax | 150 |
6. Social Security contributions by employers | 50 |
7. Rent | 100 |
8. Interset | 70 |
9. Mixed income of self employed | 300 |
10. Net Indirect tax | 140 |
11. Consumption of fixed capital | 80 |
[CBSE F 2014]
GNP at MP = ₹ 1350 crore
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17. Calculate ‘Net National Product at Factor Cost from the following:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Social Security contributions by employees | 90 |
2. Wages and Salaries | 800 |
3. Net Current transfers to abraod | – 30 |
4. Rent and Royalty | 300 |
5. net factor income to abraod | 50 |
6. Social security contributions by employers | 100 |
7. Profit | 500 |
8. Interest | 400 |
9. Consumption of fixed capital | 200 |
10. Net indirect tax | 250 |
[CBSE AI 2014]
NNP at FC = ₹ 2050 crore
18. Calculate ‘Net National Product at Factor Cost from the following:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. National debt interest | 60 |
2. Wages and salaries | 600 |
3. Net current transfers to abroad | 20 |
4. Rent | 200 |
5. Transfer payments by government | 70 |
6. Interest | 300 |
7. Net domestic product at factor cost accruing to government | 400 |
8. Social security contributions by employers | 100 |
9. Net factor income paid to abroad | 50 |
10. Profits | 300 |
[CBSE DELHI 2014]
NNP at FC = ₹ 1450 crore
19. From the following data, calculate National Income:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Profit | 1500 |
2. Rent | 1300 |
3. Net Indirect taxes | 350 |
4. Mixed income of self employed | 600 |
5. Compensation of employees | 3000 |
6. Reimbursement to the employees for medical expenses | 300 |
7. Depreciation | 200 |
8. Excess of factor income to rest of the world over factor income from rest of the world | 50 |
9. Excess of imports over exports | 40 |
10. Interest | 1100 |
NNP at FC = ₹ 7450 crore
20. Calculate Operating Surplus from the following data:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Compensation of employees | 300 |
2. Indirect taxes | 200 |
3. Consumption of fixed Capital | 100 |
4. Subsidies | 50 |
5. Gross Domestic Product at market price | 600 |
Operating surplus = ₹ 50 crore
21. The following information is available for an economy, On the basis of this information using income method, calculate: a) Domestic Income, and b) National Income
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Wages | 10,000 |
2. Rent | 5,000 |
3. Interest | 400 |
4. Dividend | 3,000 |
5. Mixed Income | 400 |
6. Undistributed profit | 200 |
7. Social Security Contribution | 400 |
8. Corporate profit tax | 400 |
9. Net factor income from abroad | 1000 |
Domestic Income = ₹ 19800 crore
National Income = ₹ 20800 crore
22. Given the following data and using income method calculate:-
a) Net Domestic Income
b) Gross Domestic Income
c) Net National Income
d) Net National Product at Market Price
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Indirect taxes | 9000 |
2. Subsidies | 1800 |
3. Depreciation | 1700 |
4. Mixed Income of self employed | 28000 |
5. Operating surplus | 10000 |
6. Net factor income from abroad | – 300 |
7. Compensation of employees | 24000 |
- Net Domestic Income = ₹ 62000 crore
- Gross Domestic Income = ₹ 63700 crore
- Net National Income = ₹ 61700 crore
- Net National Product at Market Price = ₹ 68900 crore
23. Calculate the national income from the following data:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Mixed income of self employed | 200 |
2. Old age pension | 20 |
3. Dividends | 100 |
4. Operating surplus | 900 |
5. Wages and Salaries | 500 |
6. Profits | 400 |
7. Employer’s contribution to social security schemes | 50 |
8. Net factor income from abroad | – 10 |
9. Consumption of fixed capital | 50 |
10. Net indirect tax | 50 |
National Income = ₹ 1640 crore
24. Calculate National Income from the following data:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Rent | 80 |
2. Interest | 100 |
3. Profits | 210 |
4. Tax on Profits | 30 |
5. Employee’s contribution to social security schemes | 25 |
6. Mixed income of self employed | 250 |
7. Net indirect tax | 60 |
8. Employer’s contributions to social security schemes | 50 |
9. Compensation of employees | 500 |
10. Net factor income from abroad | – 20 |
National Income = ₹ 1120 crore
25. Calculate National Income from the following data:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Compensation of employees | 400 |
2. Profits | 200 |
3. Rent | 150 |
4. Interest | 100 |
5. Dividends | 120 |
6. Employer’s contributions to social security schemes | 40 |
7. Mixed income of self employed | 500 |
8. Direct tax | 100 |
9. Net factor income from abroad | – 50 |
National Income = ₹ 1300 crore
26. From the following data, calculate Gross National Product at Market prices:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Undistributed profits of private corporate enterprises | 200 |
2. Rent | 400 |
3. Interest | 200 |
4. Profits | 600 |
5. Dividends | 300 |
6. Wages and Salaries | 225 |
7. Net exports | – 20 |
8. Net indirect tax | 70 |
9. Consumption of fixed capital | 30 |
10. Compensation of employees | 250 |
11. Mixed income of self employed | 100 |
12. Net factor income from abroad | – 10 |
GNP at MP = ₹ 1640 crore
27. Calculate national income from the following data:
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Interest | 50 |
2. Corporate tax | 10 |
3. Net indirect tax | 40 |
4. Rent | 20 |
5. Dividends paid | 30 |
6. Compensation of employees | 200 |
7. Consumption of fixed capital | 15 |
8. Undistributed profits | 5 |
9. Net factor income received from abroad | – 5 |
10. Royalty | 10 |
NNP at FC = ₹ 320
28. Calculate GDP at MP and GNP at FC from the following data:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Operating Surplus | 700 |
2. Profit | 100 |
3. Wages and Salaries (cash) | 1000 |
4. Interest | 200 |
5. Consumption of fixed capital | 50 |
6. Net factor income from abroad | – 10 |
7. Value of benefits in kind provided to employees | 200 |
8. Goods and service tax | 150 |
9. Subsidies | 10 |
- GDP at MP = ₹ 2090 crore
- GNP at FC = ₹ 1940 crore
29. Calculate GNP at MP:-
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Mixed income of the self employed | 800 |
2. Consumption of fixed capital | 50 |
3. Wage and salaries | 700 |
4. Compensation of employees from abroad | 20 |
5. Rent on land | 200 |
6. Royalty of sub soil assets | 30 |
7. Interest paid by production units | 150 |
8. Interest paid by consumers | 100 |
9. Profits | 300 |
10. Social security contribution by employers | 100 |
11. Property and entrepreneurial income from abroad | – 20 |
12. Net indirect tax | 200 |
GNP at MP = ₹ 2530
Note:- Interest paid by consumers is not included in income as it does not lead to value addition.
30. Calculate GDP at MP
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. Dividend paid | 20 |
2. Depreciation | 25 |
3. Rent | 75 |
4. Interest | 125 |
5. Undistributed profits | 50 |
6. Subsidies | 10 |
7. Goods and services tax (GST) | 40 |
8. Corporation tax | 30 |
9. Mixed Income | 500 |
10. Net factor income from abroad | – 20 |
11. Compensation of employees | 300 |
GDP at MP = ₹ 1155 crore
31. Calculate Operating Surplus
Items | (₹ in crore) |
1. GNP at market price | 1000 |
2. Wages and Salaries | 400 |
3. Consumption of fixed capital | 50 |
4. Net factor income to abroad | – 10 |
5. GST | 100 |
6. Social security contributions by employees | 60 |
7. Subsidies | 20 |
8. Mixed income of the self employed | 200 |
9. Interest | 40 |
10. Social security contribution by employers | 100 |
Operating Surplus = ₹ 160 crore
Some solved Questions :-
Q.1 Calculate the NDP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
( in crores) |
(i) | Income from domestic products accruing to private sector | 4,000 |
(ii) | Income from domestic products accruing to public sector | 2,000 |
NDP at FC = Income from domestic products accruing to private sector + Income from
domestic products accruing to public sector
= Rs. 4,000 crores + Rs. 2,000 crores
= Rs. 6,000 Crores
Q.2 Calculate the NDP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Compensation of employees | 1,000 |
(ii) | Operating surplus | 2,000 |
(iii) | Mixed income of self-employed | 5,000 |
(iv) | Income from domestic products accruing to public sector | 10,000 |
Solution:
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Operating surplus + Mixed income of
self-employed + Income from domestic products accruing to public
sector
= Rs. 1,000 crores + Rs. 2,000 crores + Rs. 5,000 crores + Rs. 10,000
crores
= Rs. 18,000 crores
Q.3 Calculate the NDP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Income from domestic products accruing to private sector | 14,000 |
(ii) | Savings of non-departmental enterprise | 12,000 |
(iii) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 23,000 |
Solution:
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector = Income from
property and entrepreneurship accruing to government administrative departments
+ Saving of non-departmental enterprises
= Rs. 23,000 crores + Rs. 12,000 crores
= Rs. 35,000 crores
NDP at FC = Income from domestic products accruing to private sector +
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector
= Rs. 14,000 crores + Rs. 35,000 crores
= Rs.49,000 crores
Q.4 Calculate the NDP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Compensation of employees | 3,000 |
(ii) | Operating surplus | 2,000 |
(iii) | Mixed income of self-employed | 1,000 |
(iv) | Savings of non-departmental enterprise | 4,000 |
(v) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 5,000 |
Solution:
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Operating surplus + Mixed income of
self-employed + Income from domestic products accruing to public
sector
= Rs. 3,000 crores + Rs. 2,000 crores + Rs. 1,000 crores + Rs. 9,000 crores
= Rs. 15,000 crores
* Income from domestic products accruing to public sector = Income from property and entrepreneurship accruing to government administrative departments + Saving of non-departmental enterprises
= Rs.5,000 crores + Rs. 4,000 crores = Rs. 9,000 crores
Q.5 Calculate the NDP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Compensation of employees | 3,165 |
(ii) | Income from property | 2,375 |
(iii) | Income from entrepreneurship | 1,567 |
(iv) | Mixed income of self-employed | 4,363 |
(v) | Savings of non-departmental enterprise | 5,770 |
(vi) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 2,530 |
Solution:
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector = Income from property and entrepreneurship accruing to government administrative departments + Savings of non-departmental enterprises
= Rs. 2,530 crores + Rs.5,770 crores
= Rs.8,300 crores
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Income from property + Income from
entrepreneurship + Mixed income of self-employed +Income from
domestic products accruing to public sector
= Rs. 3,165 crores + Rs. 2,375 crores + Rs.1,567 crores + Rs. 4,363
crores + Rs.8,300 crores
= Rs. 19,770 crores
Q.6 Calculate the NDP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Wages | 2,100 |
(ii) | Rent | 5,300 |
(iii) | Interest | 1,500 |
(iv) | Profit | 1,100 |
(v) | Mixed income of self-employed | 5,590 |
(vi) | Savings of non-departmental enterprise | 2,410 |
(vii) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 8,000 |
Solution:
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Operating surplus + Mixed income +
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector
= Rs. 2,100 crores + Rs.7,900 crores + Rs. 5,590 + Rs.10,410 crores
= Rs. 26,000 crores
Working Note:
Compensation of employees = Wages in cash
= Rs. 2,100 crores
Operating surplus = Rent + Interest + Profit
= Rs. 5,300 crores + Rs. 1,500 + Rs. 1,100
= Rs. 7,900 crores
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector = Income from
property and entrepreneurship accruing to government administrative
departments + Saving of non-departmental enterprises
= Rs. 8,000 crores + Rs. 2,410
= Rs. 10,410 crores
Q.7 Calculate the NDP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Wages and Salaries | 32,100 |
(ii) | Rent | 52,300 |
(iii) | Royalty | 12,500 |
(iv) | Interest | 10,100 |
(v) | Corporate tax | 50,590 |
(vi) | Dividend | 20,410 |
(vii) | Undistributed profit | 81,000 |
(viii) | Mixed income of self-employed | 12,110 |
(ix) | Savings of non-departmental enterprise | 5,190 |
(x) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 15,500 |
Solution:
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Operating surplus + Mixed income +
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector
= Rs. 32,100 crores + Rs. 2,26,900 crores + Rs. 12,110 crores +
Rs. 20,690 crores
= Rs. 2,91,800 crores
Working Note:
Compensation of employees = Wages and salaries in cash
= Rs. 32,100 crores
Operating surplus = Rent + Royalty + Interest + Profit
= Rs. 52,300 crores + Rs. 12,500 crores + Rs. 10,100 +
Rs. 1,52,000
= Rs. 2,26,900 crores
Profit = Undistributed profit + Dividend + Corporate tax
= Rs. 81,000 crores + Rs. 20,410 crores + Rs.50,590 crores
= Rs.1,52,000 crores
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector = Income from
property and entrepreneurship accruing to government administrative
departments + Savings of non-departmental enterprises
= Rs. 15,500 crores + Rs. 5,190 crores
= Rs. 20,690 crores
Q.8 Calculate the domestic income and national income by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Compensation of employees | 3,000 |
(ii) | Income from property | 2,000 |
(iii) | Income from entrepreneurship | 1,500 |
(iv) | Mixed income of self-employed | 4,500 |
(v) | Savings of non-departmental enterprise | 5,000 |
(vi) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 2,000 |
(vii) | Depreciation | 1,000 |
(viii) | Net indirect taxes | 500 |
(ix) | Net factor income from abroad | 1,000 |
Solution:
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Income from property + Income from
entrepreneurship + Mixed income + Income from domestic products
accruing to public sector
= Rs. 3,000 crores + Rs. 2,000 Crores + Rs. 1,500 crores + Rs. 4,500
crores + Rs. 7,000 crores
= Rs. 18,000 crores
National income = NDP at FC + Net factor income from abroad
= Rs. 18,000 crores + Rs. 1,000 crores
= Rs. 19,000 crores
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector = Income from
property and entrepreneurship accruing to government administrative
departments + Saving of non-departmental enterprises
= Rs. 2,000 crores + Rs. 5,000 crores
= Rs. 7,000 crores
Q.9 Calculate the NDP at FC and the NNP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Wages | 2,000 |
(ii) | Salaries | 1,000 |
(iii) | Employers’ contribution to social security schemes | 500 |
(iv) | Rent | 1,000 |
(v) | Interest | 1,500 |
(vi) | Profit | 1,000 |
(vii) | Mixed income of self-employed | 2,500 |
(viii) | Savings of non-departmental enterprise | 4,000 |
(ix) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 5,000 |
(x) | Depreciation | 1,000 |
(xi) | Indirect taxes | 1,500 |
(xii) | Subsidies | 500 |
(xiii) | Factor income from abroad | 2,000 |
(xiv) | Factor Income to abroad | 500 |
Solution:
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Operating surplus + Mixed income +
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector
= Rs. 3,500 crores + Rs. 3,500 crores + Rs. 2,500 crores + Rs. 9,000 crores
= Rs. 18,500 crores
NNP at FC = NDP at FC + Net factor income from abroad
= Rs. 18,500 crores + Rs. 1,500 crores
= Rs. 20,000 crores
Working Note:
Compensation of employees = Wages + Salaries + Employers’ contribution to social
security schemes
= Rs. 2,000 crores + Rs. 1,000 crores + Rs. 500 crores
= Rs. 3,500 crores
Operating surplus = Rent + Interest + Profit
= Rs. 1,000 crores + Rs. 1,500 crores + Rs. 1,000 crores
= Rs. 3,500
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector = Income from
property and entrepreneurship accruing to government administrative
departments + Saving of non-departmental enterprises
= Rs. 5,000 crores + Rs. 4,000 crores
= Rs. 9,000 crores
Net factor income from abroad = Factor income from abroad – Factor income to abroad
= Rs. 2,000 crores – Rs. 500 crores
= Rs. 1,500 crores
Q.10 Calculate the NDP at FC and the NNP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Wages and Salaries | 2,000 |
(ii) | Rent | 1,000 |
(iii) | Operation surplus | 3,000 |
(iv) | Interest | 1,500 |
(v) | Compensation of employees | 4,000 |
(vi) | Mixed income of self-employed | 2,500 |
(vii) | Savings of non-departmental enterprise | 4,000 |
(viii) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 5,000 |
(ix) | Depreciation | 1,000 |
(x) | Indirect taxes | 1,500 |
(xi) | Subsidies | 500 |
(xii) | Factor income from abroad | 2,000 |
(xiii) | Factor income to abroad | 500 |
Solution:
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Operating surplus + Mixed income +
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector
= Rs. 4,000 crores + Rs. 3,000 crores + Rs. 2,500 crores + Rs. 9,000 crores
= Rs. 18,500 crores
NNP at FC = NDP at FC + Net factor income from abroad
= Rs. 18,500 crores + Rs. 1,500 crores
= Rs. 20,000 crores
Working Note:
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector = Income from
property and entrepreneurship accruing to government administrative
departments + Saving of non-departmental enterprises
= Rs. 5,000 crores + Rs. 4,000 crores
= Rs. 9,000 crores
Net factor income from abroad = Factor income from abroad – Factor income to abroad
= Rs. 2,000 crores – Rs. 500 crores
= Rs. 1,500 crores
Q.11 Calculate the NDP at FC and the NNP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Wages and Salaries | 4,000 |
(ii) | Rent and Royalty | 2,000 |
(iii) | Compensation of employees | 5,000 |
(iv) | Interest | 6,000 |
(v) | Corporate tax | 1,000 |
(vi) | Profit | 4,000 |
(vii) | Undistributed profit | 1,000 |
(viii) | Mixed income of self-employed | 2,000 |
(ix) | Savings of non-departmental enterprise | 3,000 |
(x) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 5,000 |
(xi) | Net factor income to abroad | 1,000 |
(xii) | Subsidies | 1,000 |
(xiii) | Consumption of fixed capital | 500 |
(xiv) | Employees’ contribution to social security schemes | 1,000 |
Solution:
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Operating surplus + Mixed income +
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector
= Rs. 5,000 crores + Rs. 12,000 crores + Rs. 2,000 crores + Rs. 8,000
crores
= Rs. 27,000 crores
NNP at FC = NDP at FC + Net factor income from abroad
= Rs. 27,000 crores + (-1,000)
= Rs. 26,000 crores
Working Note:
Operating surplus = Rent and Royalty + Interest + Profit
= Rs. 2,000 crores + Rs. 6,000 crores + Rs. 4,000 crores
= Rs.1 2,000 crores
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector = Income from
property and entrepreneurship accruing to government administrative
departments + Savings of non-departmental enterprises
= Rs. 5,000 crores + Rs. 3,000 crores
= Rs. 8,000 crores
Q.12 Calculate the NDP at FC and the NNP at FC by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Wages and Salaries | 1,000 |
(ii) | Rent | 2,000 |
(iii) | Royalty | 2,500 |
(iv) | Interest | 1,000 |
(v) | Corporation tax | 2,100 |
(vi) | Dividend | 900 |
(vii) | Undistributed profit | 550 |
(viii) | Mixed income of self-employed | 450 |
(x) | Savings of non-departmental enterprise | 3,000 |
(ix) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 1,000 |
(x) | Net factor income from abroad | 1,000 |
(xi) | Factor income to abroad | 500 |
(xii) | Net indirect taxes | 500 |
(xiii) | Consumption of fixed capital | 200 |
(xiv) | Subsidies | 700 |
(xv) | Employers’ contribution to social security schemes | 100 |
Solution:
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Operating surplus + Mixed income +
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector
= Rs. 1,100 crores + Rs. 9,050 crores + Rs. 450 crores + Rs. 4,000 crores
= Rs. 14,600 crores
NNP at FC = NDP at FC + Net factor income from abroad
= Rs. 14,600 crores + Rs. 1,000 crores
= Rs. 15,600 crores
Working Note:
Compensation of employees = Wages and Salaries + Employers’ contribution to
social security schemes
= Rs. 1,000 crores + Rs. 100 crores
= Rs. 1,100 crores
Operating surplus = Rent + Royalty + Interest + Profit
= Rs. 2,000 crores + Rs. 2,500 crores + Rs. 1,000 crores + Rs. 3,550
crores
= Rs. 9,050
Profit = Undistributed profit + Dividend + Corporate tax
= Rs. 550 crores + Rs. 900 crores + Rs. 2,100
= Rs. 3,550 crores
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector = Income from
property and entrepreneurship accruing to government administrative
departments + Saving of non-departmental enterprises
= Rs. 1,000 crores + Rs. 3,000 crores
= Rs. 4,000 crores
Q.13 Calculate the domestic income and national income by using the income method. | ||
S. No. | Items | Amount
(in crores) |
(i) | Factor income to abroad | 11,000 |
(ii) | Rent | 21,000 |
(iii) | Royalty | 12,500 |
(iv) | Subsidies | 10,100 |
(v) | Tax by companies | 1,100 |
(vi) | Income from property and entrepreneurship to government administrative departments | 9,000 |
(vii) | Retained profits | 11,500 |
(viii) | Mixed income of self-employed | 14,500 |
(ix) | Factor income from abroad | 20,000 |
(x) | Income from domestic products accruing to public sector | 19,000 |
(xi) | Dividend | 11,000 |
(xii) | Depreciation | 1,500 |
(xiii) | Indirect taxes | 5,000 |
(xiv) | Interest | 2,000 |
(xv) | Wages and Salaries | 11,800 |
Solution:
NDP at FC = Compensation of employees + Operating surplus + Mixed income +
Income from domestic products accruing to public sector
= Rs. 11,800 crores + Rs. 59,100 crores + Rs. 14,500 crores + Rs. 19,000
crores
= Rs. 1,04,400 crores
National income = NDP at FC + Net factor income from abroad
= Rs. 1,04,400 crores + Rs. 9,000 crores
= Rs. 1,13,400 crores
Working Note:
Compensation of employees = Wages and Salaries = Rs. 11,800 crores
Operating surplus = Rent + Royalty + Interest + Retained profits + Tax by companies +
Dividends
= Rs. 21,000 crores + Rs. 12,500 crores + Rs. 2,000 crores + Rs. 11,500
crores + Rs. 1,100 crores + Rs. 11,000
= Rs. 59,100 crores
Net factor income from abroad = Factor income from abroad – Factor income to abroad
= Rs. 20,000 crores – Rs. 11,000 crores
= Rs. 9,000 crores