INTRODUCTION
:
National income is an uncertain
term which is used interchangeably with national dividend, national output and
national expenditure. On this basis, national income has been defined in a
number of ways. In common parlance, national income means the total value of
goods and services produced annually in a country.
DEFINITION OF NATIONAL INCOME :
According to Marshall : " The labour and capital of a country acting on
its natural resources produce annually a certain net aggregate of commodities,
materials , and immaterial including services of all kinds... this is the true
net annual income or revenue of the country or national dividend ".
FORMS OF NATIONAL INCOME :
Gross domestic product
(GDP
|
Gross National Expenditure (GNE)
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GNP at market
price
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GNP - Net income from abroad
|
NNP at market
prices
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GNP at factor cost + indirect
taxes - subsidies
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Net domestic product (NDP)
at market price
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GNP at market prices -
depreciation capital consumption allowance.
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NNP at factor cost or
National income or national product
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NNP at market price - net factor
income from abroad
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NDP at factors cost or
Domestic income or domestic product
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NNP at market - indirect taxes +
subsidies
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Private income
|
National income - Net factor
income from abroad
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Income from domestic
product accruing to private
sector
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income from domestic product
accruing to private sector + interest on public dept + net factor
income from abroad + transfer payment + current transfer from the rest of the
world
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Personal income
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NDP at factor cost - income from
domestic product accruing to government departments - savings of non
departmental enterprises.
|
Personal income or disposable
income
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Private income - savings of
private corporate sector- corporation taxes.
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Personal income or
disposable
income
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Personal income - direct taxes
paid by household and miscellaneous fees,fines,etc.
|
CONCLUSION :
Thus these all of the above explanations are about the
national income and various forms of national income and also how to calculate
these forms of national incomes.
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