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प्रश्न

Define the Gross Domestic Product.

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उत्तर

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total monetary value of all final goods and services produced within a country’s borders in a specific time period, usually a year. It is an essential indicator of a nation’s economic performance.

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Gross and Net Domestic Product (GDP and NDP)
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    (Rs Arab)
1 National debt interest 60
2 Wages and salaries 600
3 Net current transfers to abroad 20
4 Rent 200
5 Transfer payments by the government 70
6 Interest 300
7 A net domestic product at factor cost accruing to government 140
8 Social security contributions by employers 100
9 Net factor income paid to abroad 50
10 Profits 300

 


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S. No.

                                Items

(Rs Crore)

(i)

Private final consumption expenditure

1000

(ii)

Depreciation

100

(iii)

Net national disposable income

1500

(iv)

Closing stock

20

(v)

Government final consumption expenditure

300

(vi)

Net Indirect tax

50

(vii)

Opening stock

20

(viii)

Net domestic fixed capital formation

110

(ix)

Net exports

15

(x)

Net factor income to abroad

(–) 10

 


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(1) Feature of Perfect Competition (a) Only one buyer
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S.No. Items Amount in
(₹ crore) 
(i) Royalty 5

(ii)

Rent 75
(iii) Interest 30
(iv) Net domestic product
at factor cost
400
(v) Profit 45
(vi) Dividends 20

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S.No. Items Amount in
(₹ crore) 
(i) Royalty 5

(ii)

Rent 75
(iii) Interest 30
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Employees
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(v) Profit 45
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(₹ in crore)
(i) Household Consumption Expenditure 2,000
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(vi) Net Indirect Taxes 350
(vii) Imports 200
(viii) Consumption of Fixed Capital 250

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