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Explain the expenditure method of measuring national income.


Expenditure Method. Expenditure method measures final expenditure on 'Gross Domestic Product at market price (GDP at MP)' during a period of account. Since all domestically produced goods and services are purchased for final use either by consumers for consumption or by producers for investment, therefore we take sum of final expenditure on consumption and investment. This sum equals GDP at MP. Under expenditure method national income is calculated first by adding up all the items of final consumption expenditure and final investment expenditure within domestic economy during a year. The resulting total is called GDP at MP. Then by subtracting depreciation and net indirect taxes from GDP at MP and adding to it net factor income from abroad, we get NNP at FC or national income. Thus in expenditure method, national income is measured at the point of actual expenditure by various economic units.
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 Distinguish among primary sector, secondary sector and tertiary sector.

Describe components of GDP in expenditure phase.
Why are exports included in estimation of domestic product by expenditure method?

How is equality of three methods
Reconcile three methods of measuring national income.


From the following data calculate national income, domestic income, personal income and personal disposable income :

 

(र)

Rent

5,000

Wages

30,000

Interest

8,000

Surplus of public sector

15,000

Profit tax

2,000

Personal tax

1,500

Mixed income

4,000

Undistributed profit

3,000

Transfer payment by government

1,000

Dividend

12,000

Net assets income from abroad

7,000

Transfer from abroad

2,500


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