gdp, Macroeconomics

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The following is the information from the national income accounts for a
hypothetical country:
GDP Rs. 6000.00
Gross Investment Rs. 800.00
Net Investment Rs. 200.00
Consumption Rs. 4000.00
Govt. purchases of goods & services Rs. 1100.00
Govt. Budget Surplus Rs. 30.00
What is a) NDP b) Net exports c) Govt. taxes minus transfers
c) Disposable personal income e) Personal Saving.

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