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National Income Accounting
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What is the difference between final goods and intermediate goods?

Answer

Final goods are finished goods which are meant only for final consumption (by consumers) and investment (by firms). Intermediate goods are those goods which are used as raw material for production of other goods. National income includes value of only final goods (and not of intermediate goods).

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Some More Questions From National Income Accounting Chapter

Briefly explain the following basic concepts related to NI:
Consumption Goods and Capital Goods

Briefly explain the following basic concepts related to NI:
Flow and Stock Concepts

Briefly explain the following basic concepts related to NI:
Gross Investment and Net Investment

Briefly explain the following basic concepts related to NI:
Domestic (Economic) Territory

Briefly explain the following basic concepts related to NI:
Normal Residents

Briefly explain the following basic concepts related to NI:
National Income at Current and Constant Prices (Nominal and Real NI).

Briefly explain the following basic concepts related to NI:
Consumption of Fixed Capital (Depreciation).

Briefly explain the following basic concepts related to NI:
Factor Cost vs. Market Price (or Net Indirect Taxes)

Briefly explain the following basic concepts related to NI:
Net Factor Income from Abroad (NFIA)

Briefly explain the following basic concepts related to NI:
Value of Output vs. Value Added