A. Capital goods

B. Consumption goods

C. Producer goods

D. Intermediate goods

A. Loss of vale of fixed assets in use due to normal wear and tear

B. Loss of value of fixed assets in use due to normal rate of accidental damages

C. Loss of value of fixed assets in the due to foreseen obsolescence

D. All of these

A. Factor income

B. Rent

C. Operating surplus

D. Transfer income

A. Use of Machine tools

B. Raw Material

C. Advocate’s Services

D. Heavy Machinery

A. Wheat

B. Gold

C. Service of Doctor

D. Sand and Bricks

A. Machinery purchased by dealer

B. Machinery purchased by a factory

C. Use of petrol

D. Washing machine

A. Depreciation

B. Net factor income from abroad

C. Operating surplus

D. Mixed income

A. Income method

B. Value added method

C. Expenditure method

D. Distribution method

A. Without any exchange of goods and services

B. To workers on transfer from one job to another

C. As compensation to employees

D. None

A. Current transfers from rest of the world

B. Net Indirect Taxes (difference between Indirect tax and subsidy)

C. National debt interest

D. it does not differ