How are indirect tax and subsidy treated while calculating national in – InterviewSolution

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1.	How are indirect tax and subsidy treated while calculating national income?
Answer» To avoid double counting, instead of counting the value of goods that are half-made or in interim use, the monetary value of the final good and raw material used in it is separately valued.

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