00:03
So hearing this question, here we identify the components needed to calculate gdp using the expenditure approach.
00:07
The gdp is calculated as c plus i plus g plus x minus m, where c is consumption, i is the investment, g is governing, spending, x is exports and m imports.
00:22
Then we calculate the net exports using x minus m.
00:25
So, x minus m is equals to 80 ,000 minus 40 ,000, and that is 40 ,000.
00:36
Then we substitute all values into the gdp formula.
00:39
So, gdp is 10 ,000 plus 5 ,000 plus 50 ,000, plus 40 ,000, and this comes out to be, just comes out to be, 105 ,000, then we identify the components needed to calculate gnp.
01:01
So gnp, gnp is calculated as gdp plus nfia.
01:08
Nfi is net factor income from abroad...