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Problems: Measuring National Income of a Developing Country | India

The following points highlight the four major problems in measuring national income of a developing country. The problems are: 1. Lack of Reliable Data 2. Existence of Non-Monetised Sector 3. Difficulties in the Classification of Working Population 4. Defective Methods Used for Deflating Domestic Product Series. Problem # 1. Lack of Reliable Data: The reliability of data relating to national [...]

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Methods for Measuring National Income: 3 Methods | Economics

The following points highlight the three methods for measuring national income. The methods are: 1. The Product (Output) Method 2. The Income Method 3. The Expenditure Method. 1. The Product (Output) Method: The most direct method of arriving at an estimate of a country's national output or income is to add the output figures of all firms in the economy [...]

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Difficulties for Measuring India’s National Income | Economics

In this article we will discuss about the difficulties for measuring India’s National income. National income is the net value of all goods and services (national product) produced annually in a country. It can be measured in three ways: (i) Firstly, it can be taken as the domestic product/output of goods and services produced by enterprise within the country. This [...]

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