Answer:.a. National Income must be equal to domestic product, 2. False
Explanation:
1.Gross Domestics product is the Value (in Monetary terms) of Goods and services produced within the Boarders of the country over a period of time, Gross domestic product is usually measured over a period of 12 months (a year). We calculate Gross Domestic Product by taking consumption , Add Investments , add government expenditure Add Exports and subtract Imports. Hence the equation GDP = C + I + G + (X - IM)
National Income is equal to Disposable Income plus Net Of Taxes. We Add Back Net Taxes because Taxes are subtracted from income in order to get Income available for consumption and/or saving
National Income = Total Disposable Income + Net of Taxes
National Income = DI + NT
C + I + G (G - IM) = DI + NT
The above identity simply means that The Gross domestic Product must equal to National Income. The correct statement that characterizes the above identity .a. National Income must be equal to domestic product
2. True or False Question
False
Export doesnot need to be equal to the imports. Imports may be higher or lower than exports.