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Discussion Forum : Indian Economy - Indian Economy (Q.No. 16)
16.

Gross domestic capital formation is defined as

flow of expenditure devoted to increased or maintaining of the capital stock
expenditure incurred on physical assets only
production exceeding demand
net addition to stock after depreciation
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
14 comments Page 1 of 2.

Brock said:   7 years ago
The answer D is applicable for net domestic capital formation [NDCF] not for GDCF because;

GDCF - Dep. = NDCF.
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Dr.Nidhi said:   9 years ago
A is 100% right answer.
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Albin said:   9 years ago
I think the right answer is A.

Rahul Gupta said:   9 years ago
It's wrong Answer.

Right answer could be A.

Roshni Shewaramani said:   10 years ago
It's wrong! Net addition to stock after depreciation is called net capital formation. Gross capital formation does not make an allowance for depreciation.

Sreya said:   1 decade ago
Can anyone explain? please.

Sonam said:   1 decade ago
I believe the answer given is wrong as gross figure includes depreciation amount as well and that amount is deducted to reach to net figure.

Sonam said:   1 decade ago
I believe the answer given is wrong as gross figure includes depreciation amount as well and that amount is deducted to reach to net figure.

MAHENDRA KHATARKAR said:   1 decade ago
In gross assets include all annual income.

Shadman said:   1 decade ago
Gross-Depreciation=Net.


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