Product Method.
Total Production of oranges by Firm A =10 million pounds
Price per pound =$1
Value of the total product=10 x 1 =$10 million.
Tax=$1 million
Value added=10 million- 1 =$9 million
Firm B Value of Production of juice=4 million x$3=$12 million
Tax=$2 Million.
Net value added=$12 -2 =10 million
Total value added Firm A+ B= 10 million +9 million=$ 19 million
Income Method
Firm A. Wage=$6 million
Firm B.Wage=$ 5 million
Income of teachers=$ 4 million
Export Price=3 x 1=$3 million
Import price=2 x 2=$4 m.
Net factor income=3-4= -1 m.dollars
Net Income=15 - 1=$14 m.
Expenditure method
sale to Firm B by A= 4 x 1=$4 m.
Domestic sale of A= 3 x 1=$3 m
Sale of juice by B=5 x 3= $15 m.-$4( intermediary)=11 m.dollars
Government expenditure=$ 4 m.
Net factor income=Export - Import=3-4=( -1)
Tax=$1 m.+ $2.m= $3 m.
Net Income=(4+3 +11+4) -(3-1)=20
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