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EconomicsWhy is the sale value of an old car not included in the value-added method for the current year?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsWhich of the following is considered to be within the production boundary?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsA production unit has output valued at ₹5,00,000, intermediate consumption of ₹2,10,000, depreciation of ₹40,000 and net indirect taxes of ₹30,000. What is its net value added at factor cost?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodHardEconomicsHow are goods produced for self-consumption treated in the value-added method?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsIf a farmer sells wheat to a mill for ₹10,000, the mill sells flour to a bakery for ₹18,000, and the bakery sells bread to consumers for ₹30,000, what is the total value added?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsThe problem of double counting mainly arises for which reason?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsIf a firm’s gross value added at market price is ₹1,50,000, indirect taxes are ₹20,000, and subsidies are ₹8,000, what will be its gross value added at factor cost?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsWhich of the following items is included in intermediate consumption?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsIf sales are ₹2,00,000, opening stock is ₹20,000, and closing stock is ₹35,000, what is the value of output?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsIn the value-added method, on what basis is the gross value added of an industry calculated?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsIf a firm has total output valued at ₹90,000, intermediate consumption of ₹35,000, and consumption of fixed capital of ₹5,000, what is its net value added under the value-added method?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsWhat is the safest calculation sequence in a medium-level value-added question?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsIf the value of final goods is 1,000 and the sum of value added at all stages is also 1,000, what does this demonstrate?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsWhy can double counting occur if the sales of all firms are simply added together?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsWhat is the relationship between value added and factor income?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsWhy is depreciation subtracted when calculating net product using the product method?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsIf a decrease in stock is ignored, what will happen to the measured value of current output?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsIf an increase in stock is not included, what problem will arise in measuring current production?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsIf a firm has purchased raw materials but has not yet used them in production, how may they be recorded?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMediumEconomicsIf a good is purchased for final consumption or investment, how is it treated in the product method?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodMedium

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