Calculate net value added at fc

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Calculate Net Value Added at FC

ITEMS AND $ in millions respectively.

1) Purchase of machinery to be used in production unit - 100
2) Sales-200
3)Intermediate costs-90
4)Indirect Tax-12
5)Change in Stock-10
6)Excise duty-6
7)Stock of raw material-5

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