Explanation:

- GNPMP (Gross National Product at Market Price): Includes total value of goods and services produced by a country's residents, adjusted for depreciation (also known as capital consumption). Your assumption that GNPMP includes depreciation is correct.

- NNPMP (Net National Product at Market Price): Depreciation is deducted from GNP to calculate NNP. This represents the net value after accounting for capital wear and tear.

- NNPFC (Net National Product at Factor Cost): It's NNPMP minus indirect taxes plus subsidies. It reflects the actual earnings of the factors of production.

- None of these: If none of the given options fit the definition.