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After calculating net domestic product at factor cost, to calculate GDP using the income approach, in part we must add
Price of Resource
The cost associated with securing a natural or economic resource for use in production or consumption.
Extraction Costs
Costs related to extracting natural resources from the ground, like mining or drilling activities.
Quantity Extracted
The amount of a resource or good that is removed from its natural setting or produced over a given period.
Shift from TC₁ to TC₀
Represents a change in total cost from one state (TC₁) to another (TC₀), often used in economic models to explain cost variations.
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