Numerical of Income method

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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

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