Match List I with List II

	LIST I		LIST II
A.	Product will not pass through further transformation	I.	Capital Good
B.	A product used as raw material or input for production	II.	Final Good
C.	The good which enables for production on process	III.	Consumer Good
D.	Goods purchased by ultimate consumer	IV.	Intermediate Goods

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Suppose a country only produces bread. In the year 2000 it had produced 100 units of bread, price was Rs. 10 per bread. In 2001, the same country produced 110 units of bread at price was Rs. 15 per bread. In 2001, the nominal and real GDP are : (base year is 2000)

Which of the following are included while calculating national income by expenditure method?

(A) Expenditure on single-use producer goods purchased by firms.

(B) Expenditure incurred by a private trust running an orphanage on the education of the children.

(C) Expenditure incurred by the government on building dams and bridges across the nation.

(D) Expenditure by foreigners on the final goods produced in the country.

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National Income can also be called :

Based on given information, estimate the value of National Income:

A. Compensation to employees in cash 300 cr

B. Compensation to employees in kind 400 cr

C. Operating surplus 865 cr

D. Profits 280 cr

E. Mixed Income 620 cr

F. Net factor income from abroad (-) 30 cr

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Which of the following statements are true in macroeconomics?

(A). GVA at factor costs + Net production taxes = GVA at basic prices.

(B). GVA at basic prices + Net product taxes = GVA at market prices.

(C). GNP ≡ GDP - Net factor income from abroad.

(D). NNP ≡ GNP – Depreciation.

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What is the nominal GDP in 2021?