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National Income and Its Measurement

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Introductory Economics

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How national income is measured is important in understanding the determination of national income. Measures of national income are also used in measuring living standards, and in assessing whether a country is considered developed or less developed. The rate at which national income grows from year to year is one way in which economic growth is measured.

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© 1992 Barry Harrison, Charles Smith and Brinley Davies

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Harrison, B., Smith, C., Davies, B. (1992). National Income and Its Measurement. In: Introductory Economics. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-22006-9_18

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