Net factor income from abroad is taken into account when national income is calculated by:
Net factor income from abroad is taken into account when national income is calculated by:
(a) Value-added method
(b) Income Method
(c) Expenditure Method
(d) Any of the three methods
Ans – (d)
Explanation:-
All three methods are meant to calculate domestic income.
By adding Net Factor income from abroad into it, we get National Income.
it would be more clear from following formulas:
Value-added Method Formula to Calculate National Income
GDP at MP = Value of output – Intermediate Consumption
NDP at FC (Domestic Income) = GDP at MP – Depreciation – Net Indirect taxes
National Income (NNP at FC) = NDP at FC + Net Factor income from abroad.
Income Method Formula to Calculate National Income
NDP at FC = Compensation of Employee + Mixed Income + Rent (Royalty) + Interest + Profit
National Income (NNP at FC) = NDP at FC + Net Factor Income from abroad
Expenditure Method to Calculate National Income
NDP at MP = Private Final Consumption Expenditure + Government Final Consumption Expenditure + Net Domestic Capital Formation + Net Exports
National Income (NNP at FC) = NDP at MP – Net Indirect taxes + Net Factor income from abroad