Friday, August 31, 2018

A note on..........NATIONAL INCOME & RELATED AGGREGATES 

GNP & GDP

GNP=GDP+NFIA        (NFIA is Net Factor Income from Abroad=factor income received from abroad -fact income paid abroad)

GDP=GNP-NFIA
GNP &GDP are calculated at Market Price (MP)& Factor Cost (FC)

The difference between MP&FC is Net Indirect Tax (NIT) i.e.,
MP = FC + NIT
FC = MP – NIT                             (NIT is added to MP & deducted in FC)
NIT = Indirect Tax - Subsidies
Tax on goods & services are Indirect Tax.           Subsidies are provided by the Govt.
                        
Therefore,

GNPmp = GDPmp + NFIA
GDPmp = GNPmp – NFIA          OR        GNPmp = GNPfc + NIT         GDPmp = GDPfc + NIT
           
GDPfc = GNPfc – NFIA
GNPfc = GDPfc + NFIA
                  OR
GDPfc = GDPmp – NIT
GNPfc = GNPmp - NIT

NNP & NDP

NNP = GNP – D                   (D=depreciation)
NDP = GDP – D
NNPfc = NNPmp – NIT

NNPfc is the National Income
                                             NNPmp = NNPfc + NIT

PERSONAL INCOME
The part of National Income received by households is PI
PI = NI – Undistributed profits – Net interest payment made by households – Corporate tax + Transfer payments.
A part of profit not distributed among factors of production is UP.
Tax on the profit of firms is Corporate tax.

TRANSFER PAYMENTS
Unilateral payments without any quid-pro quo.
(quid-pro-quo means “expecting anything in return”)
For example – Pensions, scholarships, etc.
TPs are Current Transfer & Capital Transfer.
Current Transfer are the transfer for current consumption. e.g., pensions, scholarships, etc.
Capital Transfer are the transfer for Capital formation. e.g., financial assistance for infrastructure

PERSONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME
PDI = PI – Personal Taxes – Non-Tax payments.
NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME
NDI = NNPmp + Other Current transfers from the rest of the world
NDI gives an idea of the maximum amount of goods & services the domestic economy has at its disposal.


Gifts & aids are example for Current transfers from the rest of the world.

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