how to calculate national income through expenditure method?

national income = private final expenditure + government final expenditure + gross domestic capital formation + net exports.

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 first of all we calculate gdp at mp=private final consumption expenditure+govt final consumption expenditure+investment expenditure+net exports

then deduct depreciation add net factor income from abroad and deduct net indirect tax then we get national income

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 First we cal. GDP at MP= private final consumption expenditure + govt. final consumption exp. + bussiness fixed investment +govt. fixed investment + investment on residental construction + inventory stock(closing stock - opening stock) + net export(x-m).

secondly, NDP at MP= GDP at MP - N.I.T

AT LAST, we cal. NNP at FC(NATIONAL INCOME)=NDP at MP + NFYA.

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1.  Private final consumption expenditure
2.  General govt. final consumption expenditure
   Add (+ )
Final consumption expenditure (1+2)
  Add (+)  
3.  Gross domestic capital formation (GDCF)
(GDCF = Gross Domestic fixed capital formation + change in stock = valuables)
  Add (+)
4.  Net export (N.E = Export - Import)
   
Gross domestic product at market price (GDPmp)(1+2+3+4)
  Add (+)
5.  Net factor income from abroad
Gross national product at market price (GNPMP) (1+2+3+4+5)
  Subtract (-)
6.   Net indirect taxes
Gross national product at factor cost (GNPFC) ( 1+2+3+4+5-6)
  Subtract (-)
7.   Depreciation
Net national product at factor cost (NNPFC) (1+2+3+4+5-6-7)
  Or national income 
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Expenditure method steps involved:

A. Identifying economic units andincurring final expenditure

Economic units are:

household sector

govt sector

production sector

and, rest of the world

B. classification of final expenditure

final expenditure is classified as:

(a)final consumption expenditure: (i)private final consumption expenditure (ii)govt final consumption expenditure

(b)gross domestic capital formation:(i)gross domestic fixed capital formation (ii)changes in stock

(c)net exports=value of exports-value imports

C. GDP AT MP= FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE+GROSS DOMESTIC CAPITAL FORMATION+NET EXPORTS

NATIONAL INCOME(NNP AT FC)=GDP AT FC-CONSUMPTION OF FIXED CAPITAL+NFIA-NET INDIRECT TAX

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National income = C + G + I + X + F ? D

This concludes the article on National Income Formula, which plays an important role in determining the income generated in a country.
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Using the expenditure approach, national income can be represented as follows: National Income = C (household consumption) + G (government expenditure) + I (investment expense) + NX (net exports).
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National Income = C (household consumption) + G (government expenditure) + I (investment expense) + NX (net exports). This is how National Income is calculated by the expenditure method. Also, keep in mind Expenditure is GDP at MP. You have to convert that GDP at MP into NNP at FC (National Income).
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