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Arrange the steps to calculate Net National Product at market Price by Income Method.

(A) Identify and add factor Income (Rent, wages, interest and profit).

(B) Add Net factor income from abroad.

(C) Add Net Indirect Taxes.

(D) Add mixed income of self-employed.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 2

Option 1 -> Incorrect sequence as Net Indirect Taxes should not come before mixed income.

Option 2 -> Correct sequence: Factor incomes → Mixed income → Net Indirect Taxes → NFIA.

Option 3 -> Incorrect as NFIA should be added last, not first.

Option 4 -> Incorrect as Net Indirect Taxes should not come before mixed income.


Hence, Option 2: (A), (D), (C), (B) -> The correct sequence follows the Income Method: First, identify and add all factor incomes (Rent, Wages, Interest, Profit) which gives Domestic Income. Then add mixed income of self-employed to complete the factor cost calculation. Next, add Net Indirect Taxes to convert from factor cost to market price (giving NDP at Market Price). Finally, add Net Factor Income from Abroad to convert from domestic to national product, resulting in NNP at Market Price. -> correct

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