National income is calculated mainly to
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determine how income is to shared
- help firms generate more funds
- determine aid to to be received from other nations
- determine the level of sectoral performance
The correct answer is: A
Explanation
National income is calculated mainly to determine the level of sectoral performance.
The level of sectoral performance is important because it can indicate the strength of the economy and the potential for future growth. By measuring the level of sectoral performance, governments can identify areas where the economy is doing well and areas where it needs improvement.