Question : NDP at FC plus net factor income from abroad is equal to
Option 1: NNP at MP
Option 2: NNP at FC
Option 3: GDP at FC
Option 4: GNP at MP
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Correct Answer: NNP at FC
Solution : The correct option is NNP at FC.
Net Domestic Product at Factor Cost (NDP at FC) plus Net Factor Income from Abroad (NFIA) is equal to Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices (GDP at MP). In other words, Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices is the sum of Net Domestic Product at Factor Cost, and Net Factor Income from Abroad. This formula takes into account the income earned by factors of production within the domestic territory (NDP at FC) and adjusts for the net income earned from abroad (NFIA).
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Question : Which of the following aggregates best describes the National Income?
Option 1: GDP at MP
Option 3: NDP at MP
Option 4: GNP at FC
Question : Which of the following is the incorrect sequence of national income from broader to narrower concepts?
Option 1: GNP at market prices - NNP at factor cost - NNP at market prices - GNP at factor cost
Option 2: GNP at market prices - NNP at market prices - NNP at factor cost - Personal income
Option 3: NNP at factor cost - Personal income - Personal disposable income
Option 4: GNP at factor cost - NNP at factor cost - Personal income - Personal disposable income
Question : GNP at MP less ___________ gives us GDP at MP.
Option 1: depreciation
Option 2: indirect taxes
Option 3: Net Factor Income from Abroad
Option 4: subsidies
Question : Which of these expressions is correct?
Option 1: If the factor income from abroad is greater than the factor income paid abroad, then the Gross National Product (GNP) would be greater than the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
Option 2: If the factor income from abroad is greater than the factor income paid abroad, then the GNP would be lower than the GDP.
Option 3: If the factor income earned from abroad is less than the factor income paid abroad, then the GNP would be greater than the GDP.
Option 4: If the net factor income from abroad is negative, then the GNP would be greater than the GDP.
Question : National Income is also called as :
Option 1: GNP at Factor Cost
Option 2: GNP at Market Price
Option 3: NNP at Factor Cost
Option 4: NNP at Market Price
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