PRESENTED BY: -
RAMESH KUMAR,
PGT (ECONOMICS)
K V FARIDKOT CANTT.
'MEASUREMENT
OF N Y BY VALUE ADDED METHOD
• METHODS OF
MEASURING NATIONAL INCOME: -
There are three methods of measuring NY:-
• 1. Value
Added method or Product method.
• 2. Income
method.
• 3.
Expenditure method.
• OBJECTIVES:-
• 1. To know
about the National income measurement.
2. To understand the
various components of NY of Value added methods.
• 3. To
develop the skill to calculate the National Income by Value Added method.
• INTRODUCTION
* Value Added is the addition to the Value of
intermediate goods during the different
stages of the production process. Product and
Value Added method is that method which measured the National Income by
estimation the contribution of each enterprise to production in the domestic
territory of the country in an accounting year.
• DIVISION OF
THE ECONOMY.
• To
understand the Calculation of NY, Economy is divided into three sectors.
• 1.
Primary Sector: - .It consists of
Agriculture and Allied activities ( Like.. Animal husbandry, Mining, fisheries,
quarrying, forestry etc.)
• 2.
Secondary Sector : - It is also called manufacturing sector, produces
goods only)
• 3.
Tertiary Sector : - It is service
sector, which provide services to the economy, like- Banking, hotels, teaching,
transportation, travelling by different modes etc.)
•
HOW TO CALCULATE N Y VALUE ADDED METHOD: -
Estimation of Value added: - To find Net
Value added at factor cost. The Value of Output is to be calculated. It is the
market Value of all the final good and services produced by all the enterprises
in the economy in an accounting year.
• STEPS INVOLED IN VALUE ADDED METHOD: - Three
steps are involved -
1. Identification and
classification of producing enterprises ,
2. Estimation of net value added ,
3. Estimation of Net National
product at factor cost.
1. Identification and classification of producing enterprises :-
There are three sectors in the
economy: -
1. Primary Sector 2. Secondary sector 3. Tertiary Sector
1. Primary Sector :- Primary
Sectors produces goods. This sector includes Agriculture sector and allied
activities ( like- animal husbandry, mining, fishery, quarrying and forestry
etc.) Primary Sector exploiting all
these natural resources and produces goods.
2.
Secondary sector : -This sector converted raw materials into final goods with
the help of factor of production and raw materials, This sector is also called
industrial or manufacturing sector.
3. Tertiary Sector: - This sector
provided services to Primary and Secondary sector, like transportation,
banking, insurance and communication etc.
2. Estimation of net
value added: - The value of output is calculating by adding up all
the final goods and services produced by three producing sectors. This is
calculate at the domestic level.
Value of output includes
-
1.Factor cost- Rent , interest,
profit and Compensation of employee and mixed income.
2. Add value of raw material, value
of depreciation and value of net
indirect taxes ( IT - Subsidy)
CALCULATION OF GROSS
VALUE ADDED:-
Value of output - Value of intermediates consumption.
From GVA at MP deduct depreciation
and NIT , that will be equal to
=
Net Value added at FC ( Domestic product at
FC)
Calculation of Net National product
at FC or NNP at FC)
NNP at FC = Net Domestic Product at
FC + NFIA , NNP at FC is equal to National income.
PRECAUSTIONS : -
While calculated N Y by
Value Added Method ,The following items should be included: --
1. Imputed Rent of owner occupied
houses.
2. Imputed Value of own account
production of Goods and services produced for self consumption.
3. Value of own account of
production of fixed assets by enterprises, government and household.
4. Only Value added and not Value
of output is added in the calculation.
While calculated N Y by
Value Added Method ,The following items should not be included: --1. Sale and
purchase of second hand goods should not includes.
2. Sale of share and bound of by
companies should not includes.
3. Services for self consumption
should not included.
4. Income from illegal activities.
HOME WORK: -
1. Explain the different steps
taken in calculation of National Income by Value added method.
2. What precaution should be taken
in calculation by Value added method? Explain
3. Numerical question.........................................................................................................................................
Thank you all.
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