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The document provides examples to calculate value added, gross domestic product, and net domestic product from financial data provided for various firms. It defines key terms like value added, gross domestic product, net domestic product, and intermediate consumption. It provides step-by-step solutions to calculate these economic measures from sales, purchases, stock, taxes, and other financial information for multiple firms.

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Eco Numericals

The document provides examples to calculate value added, gross domestic product, and net domestic product from financial data provided for various firms. It defines key terms like value added, gross domestic product, net domestic product, and intermediate consumption. It provides step-by-step solutions to calculate these economic measures from sales, purchases, stock, taxes, and other financial information for multiple firms.

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•_,. : • _1 \ \ Practicals on Value Added '!"ethod

E.xa~ \-; Calc~late the value added b; ; : : ~m B.

-
Particulars
Domesti~ Sales by firm A
(ii) Exports by firm A
(iii) Purchase by firm A
(iv) Sales by firm B
(v) Purchase by firm B
Solution:
Value added by firm A
= Domestic Sales by firm A+ Exports by firm A- Purchase by firm A= 4,000 + 1,000-200=, 4.soo
Ans. t 4,800 crores
Note: 'Exports by firm A' will be included as domestic sales are specifically mentioned.

Value added by firm B


= Sales by firm B- Purchase by firm B = 2,940 - 1,300 = 1,640 crores
Ans. 1,640 crores
Example~ om the_informatio~ given below, calculate:
• Value added by firm f-,.. and firm B; ·
• Gross Domestic Product ~t I?arket price; .
• Net Domestic P,roduct at factor cost.
Particulars \ incro
Sales by firm B to general government
Sales by firm A •
Sales by firm B to households .,
Change in stock offirm A "
Closing stock offirm B
Opening stock offirm B •
Purchases by firm A •
Indirect Taxes paid by both the firms
Consumption of fixed capital
Sales by firm Ato B •
Solution:
Value added by firm A
= Sales by firm A+ Change in stock of firm A- ·Purchases by firm A= 500 + 20 - 320 = t 200 cr()lfS
Ans. "200 crores
Note: Total sales of firm A are given. So, sales by firm A to firm Boff200 crores are not taken se
output of firm A. However, it will be taken in Intermediate consumption of firm 8.
Measure ment of r lational Income
1pter 4 •

1e added t,y firm B


_ t,y firm B to general govern ment + Sa les by fi rm B to households + (Closing stock of firm 8 _
1
- Sa es . stock of fi rm B) - Purchases by fi rm 8 fro m firm A
Opening
= 100 + 350 + (40 - 30) - 200 = t 260 crores
,. t 260 crores
ss Domestic Product at market price
= Value added by fi rm A + Value added by fi rm B =200 + 260 = t 460 crores
;, t 460 a ores
Domestic Product at factor cost
= Gross Domestic product at market price - Consumption of fixed capital - Indirect Taxes paid by both
the firms
= 460 -1 20- 75 = t 265 crores
i. t 265 crores ,
imple 3.Afom the following data about a firm 'X' for the year 2000-01, calculate the net value
ied atfurket price during that year: (CBSE, Delhi 2003 i
rticulars I f in aores
(i) Sales ,,, 90
ii) Closing stock 25
ii) Opening stock 15
v) Indirect taxes 10
v) Depreciation .,.., 20
ri) Intermediate consumption 40
ii) Purchase of raw materials '
\ 15
ii) Rent 5
ution:
Value Added at Market Price
= Sales + (Closing stock - Opening stock) - Intermediate consumption - Depreciation
=90 + (25 - 15) - 40 - 20 = f 40 crores
. 40 crores

lote: _'P~X, ase of raw materials' is not included sepa~.ately as it is already included in Intermediate Consumption.
mpw rom the following data about firm 'X', calculate gross value added at factor cost
t: / (CBSE, Delhi 2005)
iculars
I t in thousands
I Sales • 500
i) Opening stock , 30
i) Closing stock . 20
) Purchase of intermediate products ' 300
L Purchase of machinery 150
) Subsidy I 40
Introductory Ma
croec
0~
ct
Solution:
Gross Value Added at Factor Cost
=Sales+ (Closing stock - Opening stock) - Purchase of intermediate products + Subsidy

= 500 + (20 - 30) - 300 + 40 = 230 thousands


Ans.~ 230 thousands
Note: 'Purchase of machinery' is not considered as it is not a part of intermediate consumption.
Exampl~ ))n the basis of the following data, calculate the value of Gross Value Added
at Mark'etPrice: {CBSE, Delhi & AI Corn _(c,
. ~ ;'

Ne1
(ii) Domestic Sales l:
(iii) Change in Stock (-)·
An
(iv) Exports •
(v) Single Use Producer Goods

Solution: Ex,
Gross Value Added at Market Price
= Domestic Sales+ Change in Stock+ Exports - Single Use Producer Goods
=200 + (-)10 + 10-120 = 80 lakh
Ans. 80 lakh
(i
Exa?1ple 6. from the following data relating to a firm, calcul~te its net value added at ~
cost:
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{CBSE, Sample Paper: . \ (i

(ii) Sales
(iii) Depreciation •
(iv) Exports
(v) Closing stock
(vi) Opening stock
(vii) Intermediate purchases -
(viii) Purchase of machinery for own use
(ix) Import of raw material ,
Solution: (i
Net Value Added at Factor Cost (i j

=(Ii) + (v) - (vi) - (vii) - (iii) + (i) =800 + 20 - 50 - : (i jj


Ans. f 280 Lakhs SOO - 30 + 40 = 280 Lakhs
(Iv
Note: • It is assumed that exports are already . I d . (v
me u ed m Sales
• Import of raw materials Is not Included separately ·t .· (Vi
I
• Subsidy Is added as indirect t . as is a part of Intermediate Purchases.
axes are not given.
Measurement of National Income

ri
apter4

t ample
•1
ulate Net Value Added at Factor Cost from the following data:
{CBS E, 2020 (58/5/2 )}

· bl producer goods (with a'iife span of 10 years) · __.,_


;0~ (i) Dura e _\
(ii) Single use producer goods
5
20
~(i~ii)~ Sa~le::s~ •---:---~~- - - - ; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + - - c . . . : _ _~ :___j
(iv) Unsold Goods (Stock) 2
(v) Goods and Services Tax (GST) •

lution: , ,
t Value Added at Factor Cost "\ \ -. { \ \,,
=Sales+ unsold Goods (Stock)- Single usa,e{ odtkerg'f>~ss ·Geods ~~dSe~ ict sTax(GST)- Depreciation*
= 20 + 2 _ s - 1 - 1 = 15 lakhs
s. 15 lakhs ·
. t' * _
Deprec,a Cost of Assets 10 lakhs
ton - E , d ,·& f - = 1 lakh
st,mate 1,e o Assets 1OYears
ample~ alculate the value of 'Change in Stock' from the following data:
{CBSE, 2020 (58/1/1))
articulars in crores
Sales •II
Net Value Added at Factor Cost (NVAFc)
Subsidies "
10
Change in Stock ?
Depreciation 40
Intermediate Consumption 100

culation of'Change in Stock'


NVAFc ='Sales+ Change in Stock- Intermediate Consumption - Depreciation+ Subsidies
plies:
Change in Stock= NVAFc - Sales+ Intermediate Consumption + Depreciation - Subsidies
= 200-400 + 100 + 40 -10 = (- )70 Crores
s. Changep~ o/ck = f (- )70 Crores

ampl~ j(iyln the following data, find Net Value Added at Factor Cost by Sarnbhav
farmer) pr~ ucing wheat: {C BSE, Sample Paper 2021 -22 (Term-2))

(i) Sale ol wheat by the farmer in the local market ', 6,B00

(iii) Procurement of wheat by th~ Government from the farmer ,• 200


(iv) Consumption of wheat by the farming family during the Year ' so
(v) Expenditure on the maintenance of existing capital stoc~ 100
~1-
;vi.:....
) ...:S.:.: id~y _ _, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _·--~_ _L_ _ _ _..1.--_ _ _2_0_
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10l
r,r
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10 Introductory
I
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Solution:
Net Value Added at Factor Cost
=(i) + (iii) + (iv) + (vi) - (v) =6,800 + 200 + 50 + 20 - 100 = 6,970 crore E,
Ans. 6,970 crore 0
*Expenditure on the maintenance of existing capital stock is an lnte
- 'rnea·
Example 1i JFrom the following data, calculate Net Value Added at Factor CosqNy ·
I JCBSE, 2022 (58/3/JJ\
I

(i) . Price per unit of output


(ii) Output sold (units) I
(iii) Excise duty
(iv) Consumption fixed capital '
1
(v) Change in stock '

(vi) Single use producer goods


Solution:
, Net Value Added at Factor Cost (NVAFcl \~
= {(ii) x (i)} + (v) - (vi) - (iv) - (iii) = (1,250 x 20) + (- 500) - 6,000 - 1,000 - 5,000 = 12,500 crores

rom the following data, calculate Net value added at factor cost.

Decrease in Stock f
(iii) Production for Self Consumption '
(iv) Purchase of raw materials
(v) Exports
(vi) Electricity Charges
(vii) Income Tax
(viii) Goods and Services Tax (GST)
(ix) Subsidy
Solution:
Net Value Added at Factor Cost
= Total Sales+ Production for Self Consumption - Decrease in Stock- Purchase ofraw materials:..E ·

=, .
Charges - (GST - Subsidy)
= 1,000 + 120- 70- 300- 50- (70-40) 670 Crores
\
Ans. f 670 Crores
Note: • Exports will not be taken separately as it is a part of Total Sales. "
• Income Tax is not taken in cafculations as it is a direct tax , -
'• Production for Self Consumption will be separately inc/u~ed in value of output as it also add5to
flow of goods and servif ei and is not included in total sales.
• Intermediate Consumptfon is calculated as sum of (iv) and (vi) item.
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Measurement of National Income
-lapter4 •
\;j~t om the following data, calculate: (a) Value of output; (b) ~~ termediate
kample 1#1
. .(c) Net value added at factor cost. /
bnsumptton,
• articula•<
· h of raw materials from domestic market
Pure ase
...
~in crores

lncrea~e in the unsol~ .stock ,,, 60

Import pf raw material • ;,, 120


- . 1,200
Domestic Sales ,-:,
(v) Replacement of Fixed Capital "' ,. .so
, 20
(vi) Power Charges u
vii) Exports '" -I#-
40
iii) Im.port of Machinery
(ix) Goods and Services Tax (G_ST) ;::;. 10
30
(x) Subsidy ., -
(xi) Goods used for self Consumption ., 10

lution:
Value of Output
= Domestic Sales+ Exports+ Increase in the unsold stock+ Goods used for self Consumption
=1,200 + 200 + 60 + 10 = 1,470 Crores
Note: • Exports will be included as domestic sales are given .
• Goods used for self Consumption will also be included as it adds to current flow of goods and services.
Intermediate Consumption
= Purchase of raw material from domestic market+ Import of raw material + Power Charges
= 400 + 120 + 20 =~ 540 Crores \

Net value added at factor cost


= Value of Output - Intermediate Consumption - (GST - Subsidy) - Replacement of Fixed Capital
= 1,470-540-(10- 30)- 50 = 900 Crores
-~ ---r-----~
Note: Replacement of Fixed Capital is another name for depreciation.

m the following data, calculate Net Domestic Product at factor cost.


irticulars in Crores
Primary Secondary Tertiary
Sector Sector Sector
I) Sales .,.,/ 1,000 1,500
Net lndirectTaxes 50 30
Opening Stock 50 40 20

Intermediate Consumption ,:; 300 750 250


Consumption of Fixed Capital ,,, 1o 80 60
ution:
Domestic Product at factor cost
= Sales of all sectors - Opening Stock of all sectors - Intermediate Consumption of all sectors -
;, Consumption of Fixed Capital of all sectors - Net Indirect Taxes of all sectors
= (l ,OOO + 1,500 + 700)- (SO+ 40 + 20) - (300 + 750 + 250) - (1 o+ 80 + 60) - (50 + 30 + 0) =? 1,560 Crores
Introductory Mac
. ro~

Examplet]jl,(suppose, in a hypothetical economy, there are only ~o Firms·A and B.


sold goods,,fur 2,000 to Firm B and purchased goods for~ 1,00~. Firm B exported gI\
cal
2,500 and had domestic sales of~ 1,500. Calculate Net DomeShc Product at market~
E,q:
consumption of fixed capital is~ 200: ,_ . {CBSE, Sample Paper ~ Sol

Firm Value of Output


-
... .-
'

I
A SI
a es t o B
(VO)
2 000
'
Value of Inputs· Purchases 1'000 ,.
Exports 2,500 Purchases from A 2,000 \
B - <
2.(\
Domestic Sales 1,500
Total 6,000 3,000
314
Net Domestic Product at MP= Gross Domestic Product at Market Prn;_e - Consumption of Fixed Ca~
= 3,000 - 2?0 = 2,800 "'-
Example 1s.hft.m A buys from X inputs worth~ 500 crores and sells to firm B goods ~
i 1,000 cro'/etand to firm C goods worth 700 crores. Firm B buys from Y inputs wortht
crores and sells to firm C goods worth i 1,500 crores and finished goods worth~ 2,000 (1
to households. Firm C buys from Z inputs worth~ 150 crores and sells finished goods1- (il
i 4,150 crores to households. Calculate value added by firms A, Band C and GDPMP"
Solution:
Firm Value of output Intermediate Consumption Value Ade,
(VO) (IC) (VA=VO-

A Sales to B: 1,000 Purchase from X: 500 ' (I

+ Safes to C: 700 1,1


B Safes to C:
+ Safes to households:
Safes to households:
1,500
2,000
4,150
Purchase from A:
+ Purchase from Y:
Purchase from A:
1,000

700
-~ !

"'
C I

+ Purchase from B: 1,500 '


\
+ Purchase from Z: 150
Vafue added by firm A= GVAMP of A= i 1,200 crores
Value added by firm B = GVAMP of B=? 2,300 crores
Value added by firm C = GVAMP of C = i 1,800 crores ,
GDPMP= r..GVAMP = 1,200 + 2,300 + 1,800 = 5,300 crores ,

Example & an economy, the following transactions take place: ""' ;


• A sells goods of? 20 crores to B,? 30 crores to C, t 40 crores to households and goodS 1
f 10 crores remain unsold. Value of inputs of firm A is assumed to be zero.
cons:,
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• B sells his output worth? 40 crores to C,? 60 crores to D and~ 50 crores t~ al
• C sells his output worth~ 100 crores to D, 100 crores to households and exports ,
f 100 crores.
•(o sells f 300 crores to households and 100 crores to govemmen/tJ
Measurement of National Income
, apter4

alculate.. (")1 Value Added by each firm; (ii) Total Value Added; (iii) Total Consumption

irm
Value of output Intermediate Consumption I. t • t

(VO) (IC)

Sales to B: 20 Va ue of Inputs: 0
A
+ Sales to C: 30
+ Sales to households: 40
+ unsold stock: 10 100

Sales to C: 40 Purchase from A: 20


B
+Sales to D: 60
+ Sales to households: so 130

C Sales to D: 100 Purchase from A: 30


+ Sales to households: 100 Purchase from B: 40
+ Exports: 100 230
D Sales to households: 300 Purchase from B: 60
+ Sales to Government: 100 Purchase from C: 100 240

i) Value Added by each firm


Value added by firm A -- GVAMP of A -- 100 crores
Value added by firm B = GVAMP of B = 130 crores
Value added by firm C =GVAMP of C = 230 crores
Value added by firm D = GVAMP of D = 240 crores
ii) Total Value Added
GDPMP= "i.GVAMP =100 + 130 + 230 + 240 = 700 crores
(iii) Total Consumption Expenditure
= Sales to households by A+ Sales to households by B+ Sales to households by C+ Sales to households
by D+ Sales to government by D
= 40 + so + 100 + 100 + 300
= t 590 crores
Note: Total Cons ption Expenditure refers to expenditure incurred by households and government on purchase
of go and se~ om different firms.
Example 1 In an economy, industry P sells output to Q. Q sells output to R for~ 600. Q's
value added is½ of P's value added. Assuming P's value of inputs are 0, calculate how much
JP sells to Q.
Solution:
J Suppose, Sales by p to Q = x
Firm
Value of output Intermediate Consumption Value Added
(VO) (IC) (VA=VO-IC)
Value of inputs:
Purchase from P: 600-x
--,
lntroduct
ory~ac,:

=
Value added by firm P x - o x = '
Value added by firm Q = 600 - x
Given, Q's value added is½ of P's value added

It means: 600 - x = ..!.. x or .l. x =600 or x = 400


2 2
Ans. P sells to Q output worth 400
Example , Jales by Firm A are t 80 crores and sales by firm B are 300
by B and C are equal. Value of output of C and D are 280 crores eachcrores. Vai..
. . A . A' . VaJu ~'It
1s 120 crores and GDPMP 1s 520 crores. sSwrung s value of inputs e a~
(i) Value added by firm Band firm C; (ii) Value of Inputs of firm B; (iii) Value:~elni.ero,~
Puts
Solution: Of1
Given: Value added by firm B= Value added by firm C
Let the value added by firm B= x
It means: Value added by firm B= Value added by firm C = x

Value of Inputs of firm D


= Value of output - Value Added = 280 - 120 = 160
Value of inputs of firm Band firm C are taken as Vl 6 and Vic respectively

Value of output Va lue of Inputs

-
Firm , Value A
(VI)
(VO) (VA av

Sales: Value of inputs: .

B Sales: 300 Value of inputs:

C Sales: 280 Value of inputs:

D Sales: 280 Value of inputs:

Value added by firm A = 80


Value added by firm B = x
Value added by firm C = x
Value added by firm D = 120
GDPMP = S20
It means:
80 + X + X + 120 = 520
2x = 520 - 200 or x = 160 crores
Value of Inputs of firm B
=Value of output - Value Added = 300 - 160 =t 140 crores
Value of Inputs of firm C
=Value of output - Value Added =280 _ 160 = 120 crores
Ans. (i) ~alue added by firm B = Value added by firm c= 160 crores; (ii) Value of Inputs of fi
crores; (111) Value of Inputs of firm C = 120 crores ·
Measurement of National Income
:hapter4 •
__ A spent~ 500 crores on non-factor inputs and sold goods worth~ 600 crores
:xa_mple z.[';;
0 crores to firm C. Firm B whose ~alue a_dded is 1,000 crores ~old half its
o firm B n C d half to firm D. Value added by firm C 1s ½ of value added of firm D. Firm
t t0 firm an . .
,utpu _ Id their entire output to households. Value of Output of firm C 1s equal to firm
, d Firm Dso .
- an f tput. Calculate value of output of firm D.
l's value o ou

Value Added
(VA=VO-IC)
-
A Sales to B:
+Sales to C: 300 400
- 800 Purchase from A: 600
B Sales to C:
+Sales to D: 800 1,000
Sales to households: 1,600 Purchase from A: 300 '
C
+ Purchase from B: 800
1,800 Purchase from B:
' ,.J 500
D Sales to households: 800 1,000
B's Value of output= Value added+ Intermediate consumption= 1,000 + 600 = t 1,600 crores
C's Value of output= B's Value of output= t 1,600 crores
C's Value Added = 500 = ½ of value added of D
So, D's Value Added= 500 x 2 = t ·l ,000 crores
D'sValue of.output= Value added+ intermediate consumption= 1,000 + 800 = t 1,800 crores
Ans. Value of output of firm D = t 1,800 C! ores
;
Practicals on Income Method

(i) Rent
400
(ii) Royalty
200
(iii) Interest
500
(iv) Compensation of Employees
1,000
(v) Profit
500
(vi) Mixed Income ,
1,000
Solution:
~DP at FC

=Rent + Royalty+ Interest+ Compensation of Employees+ Profit+ Mixed income


= 400 + 200 + 500 + 1,000 + 500 + 1,000 = t 3,600 crores
A~s. 3,600 crores

~xample 21 · From the following data, calculate the value of Gross National Product at Factor
0st
~ (GNPFc): {CBSE, 2022 (58/1/1) Term-2}
Particulars
in crores
(i) Compensation of Employees •
12,000
(ii) Rent and Interest
1,800

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