Economy, asked by lorindabell247, 10 months ago

how is mixed income measured in the GDP?

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Answered by creative4321
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It is calculated as the sum of Compensation Of Employees (wages, salaries and social security), Gross Operating surplus (corporate profits), Gross Mixed income (non-corporate profits) and taxes minus Subsidies (on production and imports). In other words, GDP=COE+GOS+GMI+(T-S).

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Explanation:

It is calculated as the sum of Compensation Of Employees (wages, salaries and social security), Gross Operating surplus (corporate profits), Gross Mixed income (non-corporate profits) and taxes minus Subsidies (on production and imports). In other words, GDP=COE+GOS+GMI+(T-S).

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