This document provides definitions and formulas for key economic terms:
- Expenditure on final goods equals consumption expenditure plus investment expenditure.
- Gross value added is the value of output minus intermediate consumption.
- Aggregate consumption expenditure is the sum of household, government, and non-profit consumption expenditures.
- Gross domestic product at market prices minus depreciation equals net domestic product at market prices.
This document provides definitions and formulas for key economic terms:
- Expenditure on final goods equals consumption expenditure plus investment expenditure.
- Gross value added is the value of output minus intermediate consumption.
- Aggregate consumption expenditure is the sum of household, government, and non-profit consumption expenditures.
- Gross domestic product at market prices minus depreciation equals net domestic product at market prices.
This document provides definitions and formulas for key economic terms:
- Expenditure on final goods equals consumption expenditure plus investment expenditure.
- Gross value added is the value of output minus intermediate consumption.
- Aggregate consumption expenditure is the sum of household, government, and non-profit consumption expenditures.
- Gross domestic product at market prices minus depreciation equals net domestic product at market prices.
Expenditure on final goods = consumption expenditure + investment expenditure
GVA = value of output - intermediate consumption aggregate consumption expenditure = CE by households + CE by the gov. + CE by non profit private institutions Investment = change in capital stock fixed investment = stock of fixed assets with the producers at the end of accounting year + stock of fixed " " at the beginning " " Inventory investment = Inventory stock at the end of accounting year + inventory stock " " at the beginning " " Gross investment = net investment + depreciation Net investment = gross investment - depreciation Depreciation = machine price / years of use national income = rent + profit + wages + interest domestic income + NFIA = national income NFIA = factor income by our residents from rest of the world + factor income by non residents in domestic territory national income - NFIA = domestic income GDP - depreciation = NDP NDP + depreciation = GDP GNP - depreciation = NNP NNP + depreciation = GNP Domestic product mp - NIT = domestic product fc national product mp - NIT = national product fc NIT = indirect taxes - subsidies GDP mp = NDP mp + depreciation NDP mp = GDP mp - depreciation GNP mp = GDP mp + NFIA NNP mp = NDP mp + NFIA GDP fc = compensation + rent + interest + profit + depreciation NDP fc = compensation + profit + rent + interest GDP fc = NDP fc + depreciation NDP fc = GDP fc - depreciation GNP fc = GDP fc + NFIA NNP fc = NDP fc + NFIA NNP fc = compensation + rent + interest + profit + NFIA nominal GDP = quantity of accounting year * prices during accounting year real GDP = quantity during accounting year * prices during base year real GDP = GDP at current prices / price index * 100 nominal GDP = real GDP * price index / 100 GDP deflator = GDP at current / GDP at constant * 100 GDP deflator = nominal GDP / real GDP * 100 value added = value of output - intermediate consumption value of output = sales +change in stock change in stock = closing stock - opening stock GDP MP - Depreciation = NDP MP NDP MP - NIT = NDP FC NDP FC (Domestic income) + NFIA = NNP FC (national income) NNP FC = NDP FC + NFIA NDP FC = compensation of employees + operating surplus + mixed income Operating surplus = rent + interest + profit GDP MP = value added by firm A + value added by firm B excise duty + GST = indirect tax
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