In: Economics
Explain the difference between: final and intermediate goods, GDP and GNP, GDP and NDP, and, between In and Ig (net private domestic investment and gross private domestic investment)
Answer :
Difference between Final & intermediate goods:
Final goods are those goods which are used for ultimate consumption where as intermediate goods are used for further production process.
Difference between GDP & GNP:
Difference between GDP & GNP of a country is shwon in the following way of calculation.
GDP = Personal consumption expenditure + Government expenditure + Investment + Net export ( Total export - Total import)
GNP = Personal consumption expenditure + Government expenditure + Investment + Net export ( Total export - Total import) + Net factor income from abroad ( Total receipts - Total payments)
Difference between GDP & NDP:
Difference between GDP & NDP of a country is shwon in the following way of calculation.
GDP = Personal consumption expenditure + Government expenditure + Investment + Net export ( Total export - Total import)
NDP = GDP - Depreciation
Difference between Gross private domestic investment & net private domestic investment :
Gross domestic private investment = Replacment purchases + net addition to capital assets + investment in inventories
When depreciation charge is deducted from gross private domestic invement then it is called Net private domestic investment