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GDPf = Gross Domestic Product at Factor Cost; GDPm = Gross Domestic Product at Market Price; NNPf = Net National Product at Factor Cost; C = Consumption; I = Investment; G = Government Exprnditure; X = Export; M = Import; T= Tax; S = Saving; D = Depreciation; NIA = Net Income from Abroad Which of the following expressions is/are CORRECT?
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