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Value Added Method Practice

The document contains examples of calculating value added and gross domestic product for different firms and sectors of an economy. It also provides examples of calculating national income. In the first example, it calculates value added as sales minus purchases plus the change in closing stock for two firms A and B. The second example demonstrates calculating gross value added and GDP at the factor cost for the overall economy by summing value added and subtracting indirect taxes. The third example provides the formula for calculating national income as GDP at market price minus depreciation, indirect taxes, and net factor payments from abroad plus subsidies.

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Value Added Method Practice

The document contains examples of calculating value added and gross domestic product for different firms and sectors of an economy. It also provides examples of calculating national income. In the first example, it calculates value added as sales minus purchases plus the change in closing stock for two firms A and B. The second example demonstrates calculating gross value added and GDP at the factor cost for the overall economy by summing value added and subtracting indirect taxes. The third example provides the formula for calculating national income as GDP at market price minus depreciation, indirect taxes, and net factor payments from abroad plus subsidies.

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1.

Solution:

(a) Value Added by firm A

= Sales by firm A - Purchases from firm B + Change In stock (Closing stock -


Opening stock)
=100 lakh - 40 lakh + ( 20 lakh - 25 lakh)
=100 lakh - 40 lakh - 5 lakh
=55 lakh

Value Added by firm B


=Sales by firm B - Purchases from firm A + Change in stock(Closing stock -
Opening stock)
=200 lakh - 60 lakh + ( 35 lakh - 45 lakh)
=200 lakh - 60 lakh - 10 lakh = 130 lakh

Ans: Value Added by firm A = 55 lakh.


Value Added by firm B = 130 lakh.

(b) Gross Value Added or Gross Domestic Product at Factor Cost

= Value added by firm A + Value added by firm B - Indirect taxes


=55 lakh + 130 lakh - 30 lakh
=185 lakh – 30 lakh
=155 lakh
Ans. Gross domestic product at factor cost = 155 lakh

[Note: Value added by firm A and firm B here implies gross value added at market
price.]

2. Solution:

(a) Gross Value Added at Market Price

= Value of output of different sectors - Value of intermediate inputs purchased


by different sectors
=800 lakh+200lakh+300 lakh- 400 lakh -100 lakh – 50lakh
= 750lakh

Ans. Gross value added at market price = 750 lakh

(b) National Income = NNP fc

= Gross domestic product at market price - Consumption of fixed capital -


Indirect taxes + Subsidies + Factor income received by the residents from rest
of the world - Factor income paid to non-residents

= 750 lakh - 80 lakh - 50 lakh + 20 lakh + 10 lakh - 20 lakh


= 630 lakh
Ans. National income = 630 lakh.

3Q. Answer
NVAfc = Sales + Change in stock (C–0) – IC + subsidy –Depreciation 1
NVAfc = 140+(–10) – 90 + 5 –20
= 25 Lakhs 1½

4Q. Answer
NDPmp = GNPmp – deprecation –NFIA
= 87703–5296+20=82427
NDPfc = NDPmp –NIT
= 82427 – 3996
= 78431

5Q. Answer

6Q. Answer
(i) GVA fc = sales + change in stock - purchase of intermediate producut -
excise duty + subsidy
= (i) +(iii) - (ii) - (v) - (iv) + (vi)
= 800 +35 + 40 -350 - 10 + 30 = 435 (3)

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