Calculate:
  1. Operating Surplus.
  2. Domestic Income.
    $(₹$ in crores$)$
$(i)$ Compensation of employees $2,000$
$(ii)$ Rent and interest $800$
$(iii)$ Indirect taxes $120$
$(iv)$ Corporation tax $460$
$(v)$ Consumtion of fixed capital $100$
$(vi)$ Subsidies $20$
$(vii)$ Dividend $940$
$(viii)$ Undistributed profits $300$
$(ix)$ Net factor income to abroad $150$
$(x)$ Mixed income $200$
CBSE DELHI RE-PAPER SET 2 2018
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  1. Operating Surplus $=$ Rent and Interest $+$ Corporation Tax $+$ Dividend $+$ Undistributed Profits.
$= 800 + 460 + 940 + 300$
$= ₹ 2,500$ Crores.
  1. $NDP_{FC} ($Domestic Income$) =$ Compensation of employees $+$ Operating Surplus $+$ Mixed Income.
$= 2,000 + 2,500 + 200$
$= ₹ 4,700$ Crores.
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