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Explain the circular flow of income.

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$₹ ($in crore$)$
$(i)$
Net Factor Income from Abroad
$20$
$(ii)$
Sales by $A$
$500$
$(iii)$
Sales by $B$
$600$
$(iv)$
Indirect Tax by $A$ and $B$
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$(v)$
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$(vi)$
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$(vii)$
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$(viii)$
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$(xi)$
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$(x)$
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