The document discusses four approaches to calculating Gross National Product (GNP): the industrial origin or value added approach, the factor income approach, and the final expenditure approach. It provides examples of calculating GNP for a country using production by sector, factor incomes, and total expenditures. The GNP is calculated as 400 for all three approaches.

2. IBA’T IBANG PAMAMARAAN NG
PAGKUKUWENTA NG GNP
•INDUSTRIAL ORAGIN APPROACH O VALUE
ADDEAD APPROACH
• FACTOR INCOME APPROACH
• FINAL EXPENDITURE APPROACH

3. IBA’T IBANG PAMAMARAAN NG
PAGKUKUWENTA NG GNP
INDUSTRIAL ORAGIN APPROACH O VALUE
ADDEAD APPROACH
AGRIKULTURA+INDUSTRIYA+SERBISYO= GDP
GDP+NFIA= GNP

4. AGRIKULTURA - 100
INDUSTRIYA - 218
SERBISYO – 62
NFIA - 20
100+ 218+ 62 = 380
380 + 20 = 400

5. FACTOR INCOME APPROACH
NI= KEA+ KG + KEM + KK
KEA =26 KG= 120 KEM = 132 KK= 109
26 +120 +132 + 109 = 387
NI + CCA + IBT = GNP
NI = 387 CCA = 8 IBT = 5
387 + 8 + 5 = 400

6. FINAL EXPENDITURE APPROACH
GNP = GP + GG + GK + ( X – M ) + NFIA + SD
GP = 144 GG= 125 GK = 112 X 2 M= 4 NFIA = 20 SD = 1
144 +125 + 112 +(2 - 4) + 20 + 1 = 400

7. CCA= 400 GP = 199
SERBISYO = 107 AGRIKULTURA = 224
KEA = 31 GG = 190
SD = 1 M = 10
GK= 105 KEM = 201
X = 24 IBT = 3
NFIA = 17 INDUSTRIYA = 178
KK = 102
KG = 125