Using Table 7 and Table 8 (attached below), create a table that
contains the following information for the last year quarterly
(Q3):
Gross domestic product
Gross national product
Net national product
National income
Personal income
Use the data to answer:
1. What is the difference gross domestic product (GDP) and gross
national product (GNP)? What is the difference in what GDP measures
compared to GNP?
2. Based on the table, what calculations must you make to determine
GNP from GDP?
3. What is national income (NI)? What does NI measure?
4. What was higher in this year, GdP or NI? By how much?
5. What calculations must you make to determine NI from GNP?
6. NI is composed of a number of categories. What category makes up
the largest portion of NI?
7. Analyze and discuss the significance of the data you received
for this Data exercise.
Using Table 7 and Table 8 (attached below), create a table that contains the following information...
The following table contains some information from the national income and product accounts of a small country. All data are in billion dollars. Category Value Government Consumption and Gross Investment 300.00300.00 National Income 1 comma 2701,270 Depreciation 40.0040.00 Exports 150.00150.00 Compensation of Employees 840.00840.00 Receipts of Factor Income from the Rest of the World 50.0050.00 Net Investment 160.00160.00 Inventory Adjustment 0.00 Imports 160.00160.00 Payments of Factor Income to the Rest of the World 40.0040.00 Corporate Profits 250.00250.00 Statistical Discrepancy 10.0010.00...
Amount -12 69 20 34 Item Change in Private Inventories (CI) Compensation of Employees--Wages (W) Consumption of Fixed Capital--Depreciation (DEPR) Government Consumption Expenditures and Gross Investment (G) Gross Private Domestic Fixed Investment (FI) Interest (INT) Net Exports (XN) Net Foreign Factor Income (NFFI) Personal Consumption Expenditures (C) Profits (PROF) Proprietors’ Income (PRIN) Purchases of Stocks and Bonds (SB) Rents (RENT) Statistical Discrepancy (SD) Stock of Capital at End of Year (SK) Taxes on Production and Income (TAX) 100 700 6...
Referring to the table below, fill in the missing data for the country of Birchwood. 500 Expenditures Consumption Gross investment Government spending Net exports 400 130 205 105 Incomes Compensation of employees Gross operating surplus Gross mixed income xes subsidies on production Indirect taxes (net of subsidies) Gross domestic income at market prices B5 45 55 Gross domestic product at market prices Less depreciation Less indirect taxes (net of subsidies) Net domestic product at basic prices 35 55 Less depreciation...
1. Find GDP 2.Find NDP 3.Find national income 4. Find personal income 5. Find Disposable Income $307 1722 255 320 1810 55 367 203 Consumption of fixed capital Compensation of employees Taxes on production and imports Transfer payments Personal Consumption expenditures Undistributed corporate profits - Statistical discrepancy Exports Corporate profits Rents Corporate income taxes Proprietors' income Social security contributions Net foreign factor income Dividends Government purchases Gross Private Domestic Investment Interest Imports Personal Taxes 33 88 132 148 0 60...
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questions e,f,g! ***** ......$325 ......$98 .....$410 vuviai IVURI G Government Purchases of goods and services.......... rivuuvo RUVUU $580 Indirect business taxes.... $230 Personal consumption expenditures........... $1,520 Depreciation.... ..$310 Proprietors' income. ...$175 Employer contribution to public and private pensions plans..******* Net interest........ Gross private domestic investment....... Rental income.. $45 Exports....... $450 Imports...... $260 Corporate profits........ $225 Wages and salaries.. ...$1,302 Social secyrity payroll taxes.... $235 Government transfer payments to indivduals............ Personal interest and dividends and business transfers to individuals......$340 Personal taxes....
canvas - Yahoo Search Rex Qui Econ 107-01: SENIOR FIN X Content - Engineering Dynax Impactacle rses/24591/quizzes/40201/take The net national product (NNP) is the difference between gross domestic product and depreciation difference between gross national product and depreciation sum of gross domestic product and depreciation sum of gross domestic product indirect business taxes difference between gross domestic product and net income of foreigners. Question 26 2 pts The main difference between gross domestic product (GDP) and gross national product (GNP)...
Items 2018 Gross domestic product 20,658.20 Gross national product 20,913.30 Net national product 3,297.70 National income 17,659.30 Personal income 17,644.50 Write a report in your own words (1 page, double-spaced), which contains the analysis of the results you received. In this report consider, but do not be limited to the following: What is the difference between gross domestic product (GDP) and gross national product (GNP)? What is the difference in what GDP measures compared to GNP? Based on the table,...
!!! Apps YouTube Maps News Web Store M Gmail Profit Indirect business taxes Rent Interest Wages Depreciation Consumption Government spending Imports Social Security contributions Exports Government transfer payments Personal income taxes and nontax payments Corporate taxes and retained earnings GDI - GDP- gross private domestic investment - personal income - personal disposable income Fill in numbers only; one decimal place; e.g. 10.0