Given that: depreciation D = 90, indirect taxes = 70, subsidies = 30, payments to factors of production from abroad = 20, payments to foreign factors = 40.
1) Gross national product GNP = GDP + payments to factors of production from abroad - payments to foreign factors = GDP + 20 - 40 = GDP - 20.
2) Net national product NNP = GNP - D = GDP - 20 - 90 = GDP - 110.
3) Net national product NNP at factor cost = GNP - indirect taxes - D = GDP - 20 - 70 - 90 = GDP - 180.
4) Net domestic product NDP at factor cost = GDP - indirect taxes - depreciation = GDP - 70 - 90 = GDP - 160.
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