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Unit 1 B GDP and National Income

GDP measures the value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period. It has four main components: consumption, investment, government spending, and net exports. GDP is calculated by adding consumption, investment, government spending, and the difference between exports and imports. India has one of the fastest growing economies in the world and had a GDP of $2.87 trillion in 2019, making it the 6th largest economy globally.

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Unit 1 B GDP and National Income

GDP measures the value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period. It has four main components: consumption, investment, government spending, and net exports. GDP is calculated by adding consumption, investment, government spending, and the difference between exports and imports. India has one of the fastest growing economies in the world and had a GDP of $2.87 trillion in 2019, making it the 6th largest economy globally.

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GDP

What is GDP
• Gross domestic product (GDP) is a monetary
measure of the value of all final goods and
services produced in a period (quarterly or
yearly).
• Nominal GDP estimates are commonly used to
determine the economic performance of a
whole country or region, and to make
international comparisons.
Components of GDP
• Consumption (C)
• Investment (I)
• Government Spending (G)
• Net Exports (X – M)
GDP = C + I + G + X-M
How To Calculate GDP
Consumption
It is Household Final Consumption Expenditure and
It Includes
• Durable Goods
• Non-Durable Goods and
• Services
Eg: Food, House Holds, Medical Expenses, Rent,
Jewellery, Gasoline, etc.
Investment
Investment by Business or Households in Capital.
It Includes
• Construction of New Mine.
• Purchase of Machinery or Equipment for Factory.
• Purchase of software.
• Expenditure on New Houses.
• Buying Goods and Services.
Investments on Financial Products is not included in
Investments.
Government Spending
Total Government Expenditures on Final Goods and
Services.
It Includes
• Investment Expenditure by Government.
• Purchases of weapons for Military.
• Salaries of Public Servants.
It does not include any transfer payments, such as
social security or unemployment benefits.
Net Exports (X – M)
Gross Exports (X)
• All Goods and Services Produced for
Overseas Consumption.
Gross Imports(M)
• Any Goods or Services Imported for
Consumption.
Indian Economy-Facts on India GDP
 
• Indian Economy is the 6th Largest Economy in the world.
• India’s Nominal GDP is Ranked 6th in GDP Global Ranking.
• India was one of the most rapidly growing economies in the world till 2019.
• The GDP of India in the Year 2019 was US $2.87trillion.
• Ranks 3rd pertaining to Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) according to world
bank.
• The Growth Rate of Indian GDP in 2018-19 was 7.1%.
• As per reports in 2019, per capita income in India was $1,964 at Nominal
and $6,664 at PPP
• India’s GDP per capita is now 3.7 and 4.6 percent of US and French)GDP
per capita respectively.
INDIAN ECONOMY AT A GLANCE IN YEAR
2020- 2021
• Population: 139 Cr. In 2021
• GDP: USD 3.15 trillion in 2021
• Per Capita GDP: USD 2265
• World Rank in Per Capita: 145
• GDP: 6th

Source: IMF (all estimates)

• Year 2020 per Capita GDP: USD 2171


• Population below poverty line: 1/5
WORLD RANKINGS: 2021
• World economy: USD 93.8 trillion
• US: USD 22.67 Trillion
• China: USD16.64 Trillion
• Japan: USD 5.3 Trillion
• Germany: USD 4.3 Trillion
• UK: USD 3.12 Trillion
• India : USD 3.04 Trillion
• France: 2.93 Trillion
• Italy: USD 2.1 Trillion
• Canada: USD 1.88 Trillion
Source: IMF
PER CAPITA WORLD RANKINGS 2021
1.Luxumbourg: USD1.31 L
2. Switzerland: USD 94 K
3. Ireland: USD 94 K
4. Norway: USD 81 K
5.US: USD 68 K
6.Denmark: USD 67 K
7. Iceland: USD 65 K
8. Singapore: USD 64 K
9. Australia: USD 62 K
10. Qatar: USD 59K
145: India: USD 2265
Source: IMF
National Income

The total amount of income earned by all the 
people and institutions within a country from t
he production of goods and services
(usually measured over a period of one year).
PPP
Purchasing power parity is defined as the
number of units of a country’s currency
required to buy the same amount of goods
and services in the domestic market as one
dollar would buy in the US.

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