Question
Calculate NNPfc from the following data: (in Rs
crores) PFCE 700 Profit 100 GFCE 400 Net indirect taxes 100 Gross domestic capital formation 250 Change in stock 50 NFIA -40 Consumption of fixed capital 20 Net imports 30Solution
NNPfc = PFCE + GFCE – Net imports + Gross Domestic Capital formation – Consumption of fixed capital – NIT + NFIA = 700 + 400 – 30 + 250 – 20 -100 + (-40) =1160
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