To calculate the Gross National Product at Market Prices (GNP at MP), we need to follow a method that ensures we adjust for various economic factors such as indirect taxes, consumption of fixed capital, factor incomes, and subsidies.
Given that the GNP at MP is stated to be ₹ 2,220 crores initially, and we need to account for the following items:
- Indirect tax: ₹ 200 crores
- Consumption of fixed capital: ₹ 100 crores
- Factor income to abroad: ₹ 250 crores
- Factor income from abroad: ₹ 320 crores
- Rent: ₹ 250 crores
- Dividend: ₹ 220 crores
- Mixed income: ₹ 120 crores
- Saving of private corporate sector: ₹ 200 crores
- Interest: ₹ 100 crores
- Subsidies: ₹ 200 crores
- Compensation of employees: ₹ 500 crores
- Corporate tax: ₹ 400 crores
Upon factoring in all these elements into our GNP calculations, we streamline the comprehensive evaluation accordingly.
The overall adjustments yield a precise GNP at MP value derived at ₹ 1,960 crores. This final value indicates the accurate Gross National Product at Market Prices after appropriately incorporating the above contributions and withdrawals from the total economic output.