National Income - Definitions - Lovish Kakkar
National Income - Definitions - Lovish Kakkar
National Income - Definitions - Lovish Kakkar
● Domestic signifies that it includes goods and services produced by all the units located
within the domestic territory.
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● Market price signifies that it includes the amount of indirect taxes paid and excludes the
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amount of subsidy received i.e. it shows net indirect taxes have been included.
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● Product in GDP MP signifies that only final goods and services have to be included.
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It refers to the gross money value of all final goods and services produced within the domestic
territory of a country during a period of one year.
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Net Domestic Product at market price
It refers to the net market value of all final goods and services produced within the domestic
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territory of a country during a period of one year.
It refers to the net market value of all final goods and services produced by normal residents of
a country during a period of one year.
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It considers all producers within the domestic It considers all producers who are normal
Territory of a country. residents of the country.
It does not Include net factor income from It includes net factor income from abroad.
abroad.
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It considers all producers within the domestic It considers all producers who are normal
Territory of a country. residents of the country.
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It is at market price i.e. it includes Net It is at factor cost i.e. it excludes Net indirect
indirect taxes. taxes.
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It is inclusive of depreciation. It does not included depreciation.
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➔ Gross - depreciation = Net.
➔ Net + Depreciation = Gross.
➔ Domestic + NFIFA = National.
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➔ National - NFIFA = Domestic.
➔ Domestic - NFITA = National.** A
➔ Factor cost + NIT = Market price.
➔ Market price - NIT = Factor cost.
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Net factor Income from abroad = Factor income from abroad - factor income to abroad.
Domestic Income can be more than National Income when Factor income to abroad is more
than factor income from abroad.
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