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Unit 13: Basic National Income Concepts




          Now we have to recognise that part  of income is spent on taxes and that the private sector  Notes
          receives net transfers (TR) in addition to national income.
          Disposable income (YD) is thus equal to income plus transfers less taxes

                             YD   Y + TR – T                                        (6)
          Disposable income is allocated to consumption and saving
                             YD   C + S                                             (7)
          Combining identity (6) and (7) allows us to write consumption as the difference between income
          plus transfers minus taxes and saving.
                        C + S YD   Y + TR – T                                       (8)
          Or                  C   YD – S   Y + TR – T – S                          (8a)
          Identity (8) states that consumption is disposable income less saving or that consumption is
          equal to income plus transfers less taxes and saving. Now we use the right hand side equation
          (8a) to substitute for C in identity (5).
                              Y   Y + TR – T – S + I + G +X

          Or          Y - Y + S – I   (G + TR – T) + X
          Or                S – I   (G + TR – T) + X                                (9)
          The term (G + TR - T) in equation (9) is the government budget deficit. (G + TR) equals government
          purchases of goods and services  (G) and government transfer payments (TR) which is total
          government spending. T  is the amount of taxes received by the government, the  difference
          (G + TR – T) is the excess of government. Spending over its receipts or its budget deficit. The
          second term on the right hand side is the excess of exports over imports or the net export of
          goods and services.

          Thus, identity (9) states that the excess of saving over investment (S – I) of the business sector is
          equal to the government budget deficit plus the trade surplus.




              Task       From the following data, find (a) National Income, (b) NNP, (c) GNP, (d)
             personal disposable income, (e) personal income, (f) personal saving.
                                                                             Rupees (crores)
             Capital consumption allowance                                      356.4
             Wages and compensation of employees                               1866.3
             Interest paid by business                                          264.9
             Indirect business of persons                                        34.1
             Corporate  profits                                                 164.8
             Income of self employed                                            120.3
             Corporate dividends                                                 66.4
             P.F. contributions                                                 253.0
             Personal taxes                                                     402.1
             Interest paid by consumers                                          64.4
             Interest paid by government                                        105.1
             Government and business transfer                                   374.5
             Personal consumption expenditure                                  1991.9





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