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EconomicsWhich of the following is considered to be within the production boundary?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 16MediumEconomicsThe problem of double counting mainly arises for which reason?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 16MediumEconomicsIn 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 MethodLevel 16MediumEconomicsIf 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 MethodLevel 16MediumEconomicsWhy 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 MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsWhat is the relationship between value added and factor income?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf 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 MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf a good is used by a producer for further production, how is it treated in the product method?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf the value added of the service sector rises in a country, what will be its likely effect under the product method?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsWhy are the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors classified separately in the product method?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf the value added of the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors is 800, 1,200 and 1,500 respectively, what will be the domestic product?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsThe value added by three firms is 100, 150 and 250 respectively. What is their total value added?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf sales are 1,000, the decrease in stock is 150, and intermediate consumption is 500, what will be the value added?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsA firm buys intermediate goods worth 400, produces output worth 900, sells output worth 700, and increases its stock by 200. What is its value added?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf the value added of a producing unit becomes negative, what can this generally mean?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf a farmer keeps part of the crop for family consumption instead of selling it, how should the value of that crop be recorded?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf a domestic helper is paid to cook, why can the value of the service be included in national income?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf a family cooks food for its own consumption and receives no payment, why is this activity generally not included in national income?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf an owner lives in their own house, why can imputed rent be included in national income?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesMethods of calculating national income - Value Added/Product MethodLevel 17MediumEconomicsIf a household receives money as a gift, why is that amount not added to national income?Class 12National Income and Related AggregatesConsumption goods, capital goods, final goods, intermediate goodsLevel 17Medium

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