In Billion of AED Gross domestic product 23,560 Goods produced in foreign countries with UAE. Capital 750.4 Indirect business taxes, nontax liabilities, and other items 904.3 *Goods produced in the UAE. with foreign capital 340.2 2190.5 *Corporate profits, net interest, and social insurance contributions Personal taxes and nontax payments 675.7 Personal interest and dividend income and transfer payments 3102.2 *Subsidies 19.3 *Fixed capital depreciation 2800 FORMULA CALCULATION GDP GNP NNP NI PI DPI

In Billion of AED Gross domestic product 23,560 Goods produced in foreign countries with UAE. Capital 750.4 Indirect business taxes, nontax liabilities, and other items 904.3 Goods produced in the UAE. with foreign capital 340.2 2190.5 Corporate profits, net interest, and social insurance contributions Personal taxes and nontax payments 675.7 Personal interest and dividend income and transfer payments 3102.2 Subsidies 19.3 Fixed capital depreciation 2800 FORMULA CALCULATION GDP GNP NNP NI PI DPI

Principles of Economics 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172364

Author:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Publisher:Steven A. Greenlaw; David Shapiro

Chapter32: Macroeconomic Policy Around The World

Section: Chapter Questions

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