This economics assignment contains 10 questions about various economic concepts and terms, including distinguishing between final and intermediate goods, expected and unexpected obsolescence of machines, whether all machine goods can be capital goods, the difference between stock and flow, the meaning of inventory stock, why entrepreneurs should have a depreciation reserve fund, the difference between transfer income and factor income, how microeconomics differs from macroeconomics, distinguishing between normal residents and non-residents, and calculating GNP using the income and expenditure methods based on data provided.
This economics assignment contains 10 questions about various economic concepts and terms, including distinguishing between final and intermediate goods, expected and unexpected obsolescence of machines, whether all machine goods can be capital goods, the difference between stock and flow, the meaning of inventory stock, why entrepreneurs should have a depreciation reserve fund, the difference between transfer income and factor income, how microeconomics differs from macroeconomics, distinguishing between normal residents and non-residents, and calculating GNP using the income and expenditure methods based on data provided.
This economics assignment contains 10 questions about various economic concepts and terms, including distinguishing between final and intermediate goods, expected and unexpected obsolescence of machines, whether all machine goods can be capital goods, the difference between stock and flow, the meaning of inventory stock, why entrepreneurs should have a depreciation reserve fund, the difference between transfer income and factor income, how microeconomics differs from macroeconomics, distinguishing between normal residents and non-residents, and calculating GNP using the income and expenditure methods based on data provided.
This economics assignment contains 10 questions about various economic concepts and terms, including distinguishing between final and intermediate goods, expected and unexpected obsolescence of machines, whether all machine goods can be capital goods, the difference between stock and flow, the meaning of inventory stock, why entrepreneurs should have a depreciation reserve fund, the difference between transfer income and factor income, how microeconomics differs from macroeconomics, distinguishing between normal residents and non-residents, and calculating GNP using the income and expenditure methods based on data provided.
1) Distinguish between final and intermediate goods.
2) What do you mean by expected and unexpected obsolescence? 3) Can all machine goods be capital goods. 4) How stock is different from flow? 5) What do you mean by inventory stock? 6) Why entrepreneurs should have depreciation reserve fund? 7) What is difference between transfer income and factor income. 8) How micro economics different from macro economics 9) Distinguish between normal resident and non Resident. 10) Calculate GNP by income and expenditure methods Net domestic capital formation – 500 Compensation of employee – 1850 Consumption of fixed capital – 100 Govt.final consumption expenditure – 1100 Private final consumption expenditure – 2600 Rent. – 400 Dividend. 200 Interest. 500 Net exports. – 100 Profit 1100 NFIA. - 50 NIT. 250