This lecture discusses national income accounting methods for measuring macroeconomic activity. It introduces three key economic agents - households, firms, and the government - and how they interact in a circular flow. It also notes that the government, which provides public goods, was omitted from the previous discussion of the circular flow diagram.
The lecture then explains that there are three main approaches to national income accounting: the output method, income method, and expenditure method. The output method values the total output produced across all industries in a country. However, this poses challenges with double-counting intermediary goods that are used as inputs by other firms.
Finally, it distinguishes between GDP, which measures all output within a country's geographical boundaries
This document provides an overview and summary of key concepts from a lecture on macroeconomic theory and stabilization policy based on the classical model.
The classical model assumes full employment in the long run. It models the economy as having three sectors: the goods market, money market, and labor market. The demand side consists of the goods and money markets, while the supply side is the labor market.
Key identities and equilibrium conditions in the classical model are discussed, including: savings equals investment (S=I), the money market equilibrium of MV=PY, and the labor demand function derived from profit maximization of F(N)=W/P. Changes in the wage rate or price level could cause firms to hire more
This document provides an overview of the Keynesian cross model. It begins by stating that the Keynesian model assumes there is unused capacity in the short run, rendering the supply curve horizontal. This makes the model demand-determined, unlike classical models where supply determined output. The model considers only the goods market, ignoring money and labor markets. It presents the goods market equilibrium condition as Y=C+I, where Y is output, C is consumption, and I is investment. It then makes two assumptions: 1) Investment I is autonomous (does not depend on other variables) and 2) Consumption C follows a linear function C=C0 + cY, where C0 is autonomous consumption and c is the marginal
This document provides success stories of several entrepreneurs, including Sanjeev Bikhchandani, the CEO of Naukri.com. It summarizes Sanjeev's story in 3 sentences: Sanjeev had a background in marketing and wanted to be an entrepreneur from a young age; he started Info Edge which conducted salary surveys, and got the idea for an online job portal after observing people's interest in job opportunities while working at HMM; Naukri.com launched in 1996 and became India's largest job portal, finding success even after the 2000 dot-com crash.
1. The document discusses an afterschool program called AFTERSCHOOL that offers a free online PGPSE program in social entrepreneurship and spiritual entrepreneurship.
2. The program aims to promote entrepreneurship and social development to help society. It teaches franchising and how to start social projects and businesses.
3. Graduates of the program and social entrepreneurs support the work of AFTERSCHOOL through promotion and sharing its concepts and ideas.
The document provides information about an afterschool program called AFTERSCHOOL that offers a comprehensive social entrepreneurship program. The key details are:
- It offers a 3-year integrated program in social entrepreneurship along with exam preparation for various certifications.
- The program aims to promote entrepreneurship and social development through various specializations and flexible learning options.
- It has no fees and uses practical, case-based learning pedagogy drawing from top B-schools. Workshops, projects and mentorship are part of the program.
This document provides an overview of the professional career and clients of the author after they resigned from their previous company in 1985 to start their own practice. It discusses three initial clients they took on, including an industrialist and proprietor of a warehousing business. It then outlines other clients and assignments they took in the following years, such as auditing housing cooperatives, forming a partnership for bank and insurance audits, and taking on various other roles including as an insurance surveyor. The document traces the growth of the author's practice over a period of around 15 years as they developed a diverse client base and portfolio of work.
Labor welfare based on the intensity of job searchAlexander Decker
This study examines differences in worker welfare based on job search intensity in Makassar, Indonesia. A decomposition analysis found that workers who obtained jobs through word-of-mouth had higher welfare than those using more advanced technologies. Work experience and unemployment duration explained much of the difference, as longer work experience increases wages while longer unemployment lowers reservation wages. Workers searching less intensely expected welfare gains from changes in employment status or education level, while more intense searchers focused on status and education. In general, more intense searching was found to have a negative impact on welfare.
This document provides a summary of a lecture on measuring real GDP and prices. The professor discusses how nominal GDP measured at current market prices can provide misleading information if prices change. To obtain a true measure of real output, it is necessary to use constant prices from a base year to calculate real GDP. The GDP deflator, which is nominal GDP divided by real GDP, provides a measure of overall price changes in the economy. The professor also discusses how consumer price index and wholesale price index are used to measure inflation in India.
This document provides an overview and summary of key concepts from a lecture on macroeconomic theory and stabilization policy based on the classical model.
The classical model assumes full employment in the long run. It models the economy as having three sectors: the goods market, money market, and labor market. The demand side consists of the goods and money markets, while the supply side is the labor market.
Key identities and equilibrium conditions in the classical model are discussed, including: savings equals investment (S=I), the money market equilibrium of MV=PY, and the labor demand function derived from profit maximization of F(N)=W/P. Changes in the wage rate or price level could cause firms to hire more
This document provides an overview of the Keynesian cross model. It begins by stating that the Keynesian model assumes there is unused capacity in the short run, rendering the supply curve horizontal. This makes the model demand-determined, unlike classical models where supply determined output. The model considers only the goods market, ignoring money and labor markets. It presents the goods market equilibrium condition as Y=C+I, where Y is output, C is consumption, and I is investment. It then makes two assumptions: 1) Investment I is autonomous (does not depend on other variables) and 2) Consumption C follows a linear function C=C0 + cY, where C0 is autonomous consumption and c is the marginal
This document provides success stories of several entrepreneurs, including Sanjeev Bikhchandani, the CEO of Naukri.com. It summarizes Sanjeev's story in 3 sentences: Sanjeev had a background in marketing and wanted to be an entrepreneur from a young age; he started Info Edge which conducted salary surveys, and got the idea for an online job portal after observing people's interest in job opportunities while working at HMM; Naukri.com launched in 1996 and became India's largest job portal, finding success even after the 2000 dot-com crash.
1. The document discusses an afterschool program called AFTERSCHOOL that offers a free online PGPSE program in social entrepreneurship and spiritual entrepreneurship.
2. The program aims to promote entrepreneurship and social development to help society. It teaches franchising and how to start social projects and businesses.
3. Graduates of the program and social entrepreneurs support the work of AFTERSCHOOL through promotion and sharing its concepts and ideas.
The document provides information about an afterschool program called AFTERSCHOOL that offers a comprehensive social entrepreneurship program. The key details are:
- It offers a 3-year integrated program in social entrepreneurship along with exam preparation for various certifications.
- The program aims to promote entrepreneurship and social development through various specializations and flexible learning options.
- It has no fees and uses practical, case-based learning pedagogy drawing from top B-schools. Workshops, projects and mentorship are part of the program.
This document provides an overview of the professional career and clients of the author after they resigned from their previous company in 1985 to start their own practice. It discusses three initial clients they took on, including an industrialist and proprietor of a warehousing business. It then outlines other clients and assignments they took in the following years, such as auditing housing cooperatives, forming a partnership for bank and insurance audits, and taking on various other roles including as an insurance surveyor. The document traces the growth of the author's practice over a period of around 15 years as they developed a diverse client base and portfolio of work.
Labor welfare based on the intensity of job searchAlexander Decker
This study examines differences in worker welfare based on job search intensity in Makassar, Indonesia. A decomposition analysis found that workers who obtained jobs through word-of-mouth had higher welfare than those using more advanced technologies. Work experience and unemployment duration explained much of the difference, as longer work experience increases wages while longer unemployment lowers reservation wages. Workers searching less intensely expected welfare gains from changes in employment status or education level, while more intense searchers focused on status and education. In general, more intense searching was found to have a negative impact on welfare.
This document provides a summary of a lecture on measuring real GDP and prices. The professor discusses how nominal GDP measured at current market prices can provide misleading information if prices change. To obtain a true measure of real output, it is necessary to use constant prices from a base year to calculate real GDP. The GDP deflator, which is nominal GDP divided by real GDP, provides a measure of overall price changes in the economy. The professor also discusses how consumer price index and wholesale price index are used to measure inflation in India.
- The document discusses introducing the government into the Keynesian cross model (case b).
- There are two main changes: 1) Government expenditure (G) is added to consumption (C) and investment (I) on the demand side. 2) Consumption is now a function of disposable income rather than total income, where disposable income equals total income minus taxes plus transfer payments.
- Taxes are modeled as either a lump sum tax (fixed amount) or a proportional tax (a percentage of income). The model uses a proportional tax.
Can 6 words impact millions of people !Prashant Roy
The Supreme Court is considering a challenge to the Affordable Care Act that hinges on the interpretation of six words - "an exchange established by the states". If the plaintiffs' argument is accepted, insurance subsidies would only be available in states that set up their own exchanges, not those relying on the federal marketplace. This could cause 7.5 million people to lose subsidies, resulting in higher premiums and fewer people able to afford coverage. It would disrupt insurer business models and the larger marketplace ecosystem created to support ACA reforms. Millions of insured people could lose their healthcare based on the interpretation of these six words.
The document is a transcript of a lecture on macroeconomic theory and stabilization policy. It discusses three main topics:
1. The professor corrects a mistake from the previous class regarding the intercept of the savings function line. The correct intercept is minus C naught plus S*T f, not just minus C naught.
2. When government increases expenditure (dG) and finances it through increased taxes (dT) such that the budget surplus does not change, the multiplier effect on output (dY/dG) is equal to 1. This is known as the balanced budget multiplier.
3. The professor provides a diagrammatic explanation of how the budget surplus line would shift if government increases expenditure and taxes to keep the
This document provides an overview and summary of key concepts from a lecture on the Keynesian model that allows for variable prices. It begins by recapping the previous lecture where the Keynesian supply function was developed based on a production function with labor as the single input. It then derives the positive slope of the aggregate supply curve based on the production function and labor demand equations. This shows that unlike earlier Keynesian models which assumed a horizontal supply curve, this model allows for upward sloping supply that is determined by technology and responsiveness of output to changes in employment. The document concludes by outlining the four equations that define the complete Keynesian model with variable prices: the IS-LM equations, production function, and labor
This document discusses macroeconomic concepts and national income accounting methods. It contains lecture slides and explanations from a professor on topics such as:
- Macroeconomic problems like business cycles and inflation
- Cyclical and long-run macroeconomic models
- Stabilization policy, Okun's Law, and the relationship between unemployment and output
- Measurement of aggregate variables in national income accounting, including GDP, GNP, personal and disposable income
- Components included and excluded from these aggregate variables based on national income accounting conventions
The professor provides examples and clarifies questions from students on these macroeconomic topics and accounting approaches. Key areas discussed are the treatment of depreciation, taxes, transfers, and social insurance
I apologize, upon reviewing the transcript I do not see any clear question being asked that I can directly answer. The discussion covered several concepts related to GDP, GNP, national income accounting and differences between various measures. Please feel free to ask a more specific question if you would like me to clarify or expand on any part of the discussion.
The professor discusses the multiplier effect under flexible and fixed exchange rate systems.
Under flexible exchange rates, when money supply increases, the interest rate falls, leading to capital outflows and depreciation of the exchange rate. This shifts the IS curve right and makes the BP curve flatter, reaching a new equilibrium with higher output.
Under fixed exchange rates, a government spending increase shifts the IS curve right. Interest rates rise to clear the money market, creating a balance of payments surplus. Higher reserves shift the LM curve right until a new equilibrium is reached with higher output.
When money supply increases under fixed rates, interest rates initially fall, causing capital outflows that shift the LM curve back. This res
The document discusses different types of investment that contribute to a country's capital stock and macroeconomic growth. It explains that there are three main types of investment: business fixed investment, inventory investment, and residential investment. Business fixed investment includes physical capital like buildings, plants, and machinery. Inventory investment includes raw materials and finished goods held by companies. Residential investment includes new housing construction. The document also discusses models for how companies determine their desired capital stock and reach that level over time through gradual investment, such as the flexible accelerator model of investment.
This document provides an overview and summary of a lecture on macroeconomic theory and stabilization policy. It discusses the IS-LM model, which uses two equations to solve for two unknowns - national income (Y) and interest rate (r). It explains that the IS curve plots combinations of Y and r that satisfy goods market equilibrium in the Keynesian cross model. It then introduces the concept of the money market and how Keynes expanded the demand for money to include speculative demand, based on the interest rate, in addition to transaction demand based on national income. The lecture elaborates on conceptualizing the overall assets market in terms of demand and supply and focuses on elaborating the demand for money component, where Keynes' contribution lies
The document discusses the effectiveness of fiscal and monetary policies. It presents three cases where fiscal policy is most effective:
1) When the interest rate (Ir) is zero, the fiscal policy multiplier becomes 1/(1-c)(1-t), making fiscal policy more effective.
2) When the monetary policy keeps the interest rate fixed at zero, the model becomes recursive with the LM curve endogenously adjusting to maintain equilibrium.
3) When the LM curve is horizontal, representing a liquidity trap scenario where the interest rate is very low, the fiscal policy multiplier again equals 1/(1-c)(1-t), making it most effective.
The document also discusses that fiscal policy becomes less
This document discusses national income accounting methods and measuring GDP using the income approach. It explains that the income method, also called factor cost valuation, measures GDP by looking at the total income generated in an economy during a given time period. GDP at factor cost is the income counterpart of GDP at market prices. To calculate GDP at factor cost from GDP at market prices, you deduct indirect taxes and add any subsidies provided by the government. This gives the total income received by the factors of production, including labor, capital, land, and organizations.
This document provides a summary of a lecture on macroeconomic theory and stabilization policy. The lecture discusses business cycles and how they relate to changes in actual output levels and rates of change. It notes that a recession can be defined as successive quarters of declining growth rates, even if output levels are not falling. The lecture then addresses the problem of "stagflation" seen in some economies in the 1970s-1980s - when growth rates were falling yet inflation was high. This contradicted traditional Keynesian models, suggesting supply-side factors were involved. The lecture analyzes demand-supply diagrams and how demand-side policies cannot effectively address stagflation if caused by supply shocks. It questions policies adopted in a recent
This document discusses the Keynesian macroeconomic model. It begins by deriving the Keynesian demand function from the IS-LM model. The demand function shows that as prices fall, output will rise, with a negative slope. Parameter restrictions like the liquidity preference (LR) can impact the effectiveness of fiscal and monetary policy and even make the demand curve perfectly inelastic. The document then notes that the classical model can be obtained as a special case if these parameter restrictions are applied. It outlines the classical model of the goods and money markets. Finally, it states that the discussion will now turn to deriving the Keynesian supply side model.
Labeling the virus share malware dataset lessons learnedJohn Seymour
This document summarizes the process of labeling the VirusShare malware dataset for use in malware classification machine learning models. Key points include:
- The VirusShare dataset contains over 27 million malware samples that were labeled using the VirusTotal API by 30 people over 6 months to overcome rate limiting.
- An index was built using PySpark to list each malware label and the chunks it occurs in, to minimize download size and time for retrieving samples.
- Words of warning are provided about not using the labels to compare antivirus vendors and that ground truth may be noisy due to inconsistent antivirus labeling.
- Useful extensions discussed are adding timestamp data and implementing stemming to help address inconsistent labeling issues.
This document discusses national income accounting methods and measuring GDP using the income approach. It explains that the income method, also called factor cost valuation, measures the total income generated in an economy over a given time period by factoring in incomes to all factors of production, including labor, capital, land, and organization. GDP at factor cost is the income counterpart of GDP at market prices, and can be calculated by deducting indirect taxes from GDP and adding any subsidies provided by the government. The document provides examples to illustrate how subsidies and public sector surpluses are treated in national income accounting.
This document provides an overview of balance of payments accounts and open economic macroeconomics. It discusses that balance of payments is an accounting procedure that records surplus and deficit items related to a country's interactions with other countries. The main accounts included in balance of payments are the current account and capital account. The current account has three sub-accounts: the trade account, services account, and transfer payments account. The trade account records exports and imports of goods, while the services account records exports and imports of services such as shipping, professional services, and dividend/interest payments.
This document provides a summary of a lecture on the classical macroeconomic model. It begins by explaining the key components of macroeconomic models - the goods market, money market, and labor market. It then discusses the assumptions of the classical model, which describes the long-run economy with full employment. Specifically, it assumes no government, a closed economy with no trade, and that the private economy consists of consumption and investment. The lecture then sets up an equilibrium condition for the goods market using two identities: the output identity equating total output to consumer and investment goods output, and the income identity equating income to consumption and savings. It shows that equilibrium in the goods market occurs when savings equals investment.
The document outlines plans for launching a new business selling environmentally friendly home appliances in the local community. It discusses how the business could help the community by offering affordable products, holding community events, and supporting economic growth. It also identifies resources needed like money, employees, furniture, and computers.
- Sanjeev Bikhchandani started Naukri.com in India in the 1990s, seeing an opportunity to aggregate job listings that were scattered across various sources.
- He got the idea while working at HMM (now GSK), noticing that employees closely followed job listings and discussed opportunities even if not actively looking.
- In the early 1990s, he proposed and was selected for a pilot project by the Department of Telecom to provide a video text service with job listings, but the project was cancelled before implementation.
- He continued developing the concept on his own with various models like franchises and couriered floppies, but it was not working well until the rise of
1. The document provides information about the AFTERSCHO☺OL Centre for Social Entrepreneurship and its PGPSE program for developing social entrepreneurs.
2. The 3 year program can be pursued along with other degrees or in distance learning mode, with flexible specializations and industry-oriented curriculum.
3. It aims to promote entrepreneurship, social development, and spirituality through workshops, case studies, projects, and teachings based on principles from top B-schools.
- The document discusses introducing the government into the Keynesian cross model (case b).
- There are two main changes: 1) Government expenditure (G) is added to consumption (C) and investment (I) on the demand side. 2) Consumption is now a function of disposable income rather than total income, where disposable income equals total income minus taxes plus transfer payments.
- Taxes are modeled as either a lump sum tax (fixed amount) or a proportional tax (a percentage of income). The model uses a proportional tax.
Can 6 words impact millions of people !Prashant Roy
The Supreme Court is considering a challenge to the Affordable Care Act that hinges on the interpretation of six words - "an exchange established by the states". If the plaintiffs' argument is accepted, insurance subsidies would only be available in states that set up their own exchanges, not those relying on the federal marketplace. This could cause 7.5 million people to lose subsidies, resulting in higher premiums and fewer people able to afford coverage. It would disrupt insurer business models and the larger marketplace ecosystem created to support ACA reforms. Millions of insured people could lose their healthcare based on the interpretation of these six words.
The document is a transcript of a lecture on macroeconomic theory and stabilization policy. It discusses three main topics:
1. The professor corrects a mistake from the previous class regarding the intercept of the savings function line. The correct intercept is minus C naught plus S*T f, not just minus C naught.
2. When government increases expenditure (dG) and finances it through increased taxes (dT) such that the budget surplus does not change, the multiplier effect on output (dY/dG) is equal to 1. This is known as the balanced budget multiplier.
3. The professor provides a diagrammatic explanation of how the budget surplus line would shift if government increases expenditure and taxes to keep the
This document provides an overview and summary of key concepts from a lecture on the Keynesian model that allows for variable prices. It begins by recapping the previous lecture where the Keynesian supply function was developed based on a production function with labor as the single input. It then derives the positive slope of the aggregate supply curve based on the production function and labor demand equations. This shows that unlike earlier Keynesian models which assumed a horizontal supply curve, this model allows for upward sloping supply that is determined by technology and responsiveness of output to changes in employment. The document concludes by outlining the four equations that define the complete Keynesian model with variable prices: the IS-LM equations, production function, and labor
This document discusses macroeconomic concepts and national income accounting methods. It contains lecture slides and explanations from a professor on topics such as:
- Macroeconomic problems like business cycles and inflation
- Cyclical and long-run macroeconomic models
- Stabilization policy, Okun's Law, and the relationship between unemployment and output
- Measurement of aggregate variables in national income accounting, including GDP, GNP, personal and disposable income
- Components included and excluded from these aggregate variables based on national income accounting conventions
The professor provides examples and clarifies questions from students on these macroeconomic topics and accounting approaches. Key areas discussed are the treatment of depreciation, taxes, transfers, and social insurance
I apologize, upon reviewing the transcript I do not see any clear question being asked that I can directly answer. The discussion covered several concepts related to GDP, GNP, national income accounting and differences between various measures. Please feel free to ask a more specific question if you would like me to clarify or expand on any part of the discussion.
The professor discusses the multiplier effect under flexible and fixed exchange rate systems.
Under flexible exchange rates, when money supply increases, the interest rate falls, leading to capital outflows and depreciation of the exchange rate. This shifts the IS curve right and makes the BP curve flatter, reaching a new equilibrium with higher output.
Under fixed exchange rates, a government spending increase shifts the IS curve right. Interest rates rise to clear the money market, creating a balance of payments surplus. Higher reserves shift the LM curve right until a new equilibrium is reached with higher output.
When money supply increases under fixed rates, interest rates initially fall, causing capital outflows that shift the LM curve back. This res
The document discusses different types of investment that contribute to a country's capital stock and macroeconomic growth. It explains that there are three main types of investment: business fixed investment, inventory investment, and residential investment. Business fixed investment includes physical capital like buildings, plants, and machinery. Inventory investment includes raw materials and finished goods held by companies. Residential investment includes new housing construction. The document also discusses models for how companies determine their desired capital stock and reach that level over time through gradual investment, such as the flexible accelerator model of investment.
This document provides an overview and summary of a lecture on macroeconomic theory and stabilization policy. It discusses the IS-LM model, which uses two equations to solve for two unknowns - national income (Y) and interest rate (r). It explains that the IS curve plots combinations of Y and r that satisfy goods market equilibrium in the Keynesian cross model. It then introduces the concept of the money market and how Keynes expanded the demand for money to include speculative demand, based on the interest rate, in addition to transaction demand based on national income. The lecture elaborates on conceptualizing the overall assets market in terms of demand and supply and focuses on elaborating the demand for money component, where Keynes' contribution lies
The document discusses the effectiveness of fiscal and monetary policies. It presents three cases where fiscal policy is most effective:
1) When the interest rate (Ir) is zero, the fiscal policy multiplier becomes 1/(1-c)(1-t), making fiscal policy more effective.
2) When the monetary policy keeps the interest rate fixed at zero, the model becomes recursive with the LM curve endogenously adjusting to maintain equilibrium.
3) When the LM curve is horizontal, representing a liquidity trap scenario where the interest rate is very low, the fiscal policy multiplier again equals 1/(1-c)(1-t), making it most effective.
The document also discusses that fiscal policy becomes less
This document discusses national income accounting methods and measuring GDP using the income approach. It explains that the income method, also called factor cost valuation, measures GDP by looking at the total income generated in an economy during a given time period. GDP at factor cost is the income counterpart of GDP at market prices. To calculate GDP at factor cost from GDP at market prices, you deduct indirect taxes and add any subsidies provided by the government. This gives the total income received by the factors of production, including labor, capital, land, and organizations.
This document provides a summary of a lecture on macroeconomic theory and stabilization policy. The lecture discusses business cycles and how they relate to changes in actual output levels and rates of change. It notes that a recession can be defined as successive quarters of declining growth rates, even if output levels are not falling. The lecture then addresses the problem of "stagflation" seen in some economies in the 1970s-1980s - when growth rates were falling yet inflation was high. This contradicted traditional Keynesian models, suggesting supply-side factors were involved. The lecture analyzes demand-supply diagrams and how demand-side policies cannot effectively address stagflation if caused by supply shocks. It questions policies adopted in a recent
This document discusses the Keynesian macroeconomic model. It begins by deriving the Keynesian demand function from the IS-LM model. The demand function shows that as prices fall, output will rise, with a negative slope. Parameter restrictions like the liquidity preference (LR) can impact the effectiveness of fiscal and monetary policy and even make the demand curve perfectly inelastic. The document then notes that the classical model can be obtained as a special case if these parameter restrictions are applied. It outlines the classical model of the goods and money markets. Finally, it states that the discussion will now turn to deriving the Keynesian supply side model.
Labeling the virus share malware dataset lessons learnedJohn Seymour
This document summarizes the process of labeling the VirusShare malware dataset for use in malware classification machine learning models. Key points include:
- The VirusShare dataset contains over 27 million malware samples that were labeled using the VirusTotal API by 30 people over 6 months to overcome rate limiting.
- An index was built using PySpark to list each malware label and the chunks it occurs in, to minimize download size and time for retrieving samples.
- Words of warning are provided about not using the labels to compare antivirus vendors and that ground truth may be noisy due to inconsistent antivirus labeling.
- Useful extensions discussed are adding timestamp data and implementing stemming to help address inconsistent labeling issues.
This document discusses national income accounting methods and measuring GDP using the income approach. It explains that the income method, also called factor cost valuation, measures the total income generated in an economy over a given time period by factoring in incomes to all factors of production, including labor, capital, land, and organization. GDP at factor cost is the income counterpart of GDP at market prices, and can be calculated by deducting indirect taxes from GDP and adding any subsidies provided by the government. The document provides examples to illustrate how subsidies and public sector surpluses are treated in national income accounting.
This document provides an overview of balance of payments accounts and open economic macroeconomics. It discusses that balance of payments is an accounting procedure that records surplus and deficit items related to a country's interactions with other countries. The main accounts included in balance of payments are the current account and capital account. The current account has three sub-accounts: the trade account, services account, and transfer payments account. The trade account records exports and imports of goods, while the services account records exports and imports of services such as shipping, professional services, and dividend/interest payments.
This document provides a summary of a lecture on the classical macroeconomic model. It begins by explaining the key components of macroeconomic models - the goods market, money market, and labor market. It then discusses the assumptions of the classical model, which describes the long-run economy with full employment. Specifically, it assumes no government, a closed economy with no trade, and that the private economy consists of consumption and investment. The lecture then sets up an equilibrium condition for the goods market using two identities: the output identity equating total output to consumer and investment goods output, and the income identity equating income to consumption and savings. It shows that equilibrium in the goods market occurs when savings equals investment.
The document outlines plans for launching a new business selling environmentally friendly home appliances in the local community. It discusses how the business could help the community by offering affordable products, holding community events, and supporting economic growth. It also identifies resources needed like money, employees, furniture, and computers.
- Sanjeev Bikhchandani started Naukri.com in India in the 1990s, seeing an opportunity to aggregate job listings that were scattered across various sources.
- He got the idea while working at HMM (now GSK), noticing that employees closely followed job listings and discussed opportunities even if not actively looking.
- In the early 1990s, he proposed and was selected for a pilot project by the Department of Telecom to provide a video text service with job listings, but the project was cancelled before implementation.
- He continued developing the concept on his own with various models like franchises and couriered floppies, but it was not working well until the rise of
1. The document provides information about the AFTERSCHO☺OL Centre for Social Entrepreneurship and its PGPSE program for developing social entrepreneurs.
2. The 3 year program can be pursued along with other degrees or in distance learning mode, with flexible specializations and industry-oriented curriculum.
3. It aims to promote entrepreneurship, social development, and spirituality through workshops, case studies, projects, and teachings based on principles from top B-schools.
You can think of outsourcing everything, including yourself. How do you outsource yourself? You can become a vendor that provides services to your company on a contract basis instead of being an employee. That is extreme, but possible. The other extreme is where the company employs everyone and makes everything. Now, this is extreme and impossible. Can a company make its own photocopiers? And coffee maker? Remember the old make or buy economic question? Exciting micro-economic analysis exercise back then. Now it’s a really life question – in-house or outsource?
Direct Selling Guidelines 2016 – Regulations for Indian MLM / Network Marketi...Sourav Ghosh & Team
The document provides details about the Direct Selling Guidelines 2016 in India, including a summary of the key points. It discusses:
- The need for official guidelines to distinguish legitimate direct selling companies from illegal pyramid schemes, which had caused confusion.
- A summary of the main guidelines for direct selling companies, such as requiring registration, prohibiting purchase requirements or recruitment-based compensation, and establishing policies around refunds and cooling-off periods.
- A summary of the guidelines for direct sellers, such as requirements to provide accurate information to consumers and obtain prior consent before visits.
- The hope that these guidelines will help legitimate direct selling businesses while curbing illegal schemes, bringing much-needed regulation to the industry
Please reword these paragraphs in your own words. DO NOT copy from.docxLeilaniPoolsy
Please reword these paragraphs in your own words. DO NOT copy from any websites or use the same words as in the paragraphs below.
1-It states that as managers try to keep costs low, it may not always be the business expenses that are on their mind, but the part of them that go into their pockets. A manager of a company will try to maximize profits in homes it can help him on his way to maximizing his income as well. I have seen with my own eyes, companies that do not want to pay people what they are worth, including their managers. I worked at a factory for about 3 years that had an insanely high rate of turn over. In the end, it ended up costing the company more to have the people trained for a week or two and then have them leave than it would of just to raise the pay a little bit. People would think the pay was okay until they got into work and started training and seeing how hard the job was and how much was expected out of the employees for just about a dollar over minimum wage. If you didn't produce enough parts for the day they would then drop your pay by $0.50 an hour. It has been two and a half years since I have worked there and everyone that I worked with has also moved on to different jobs. The company is barely staying afloat because of not being able to keep employees there.
· 2-According to Colander (2013) "Monopoly is a market structure in which one firm makes up the entire market." Meaning that there is no competition so a firm has the flexibility to charge whatever price they want and produce inferior products. As for monopolistic and perfect competition, is the opposite? Meaning that there is a lot of competition, so firms are limited to how much they can price their goods or services. Now, the more difficult part is describing the difference from monopolistic competition to perfect competition. According to the reading material, the main difference is that in monopolistic competition there is the consideration of limiting the amount of production due to lowering the market price of their product. Besides thinking of rarity, a good example would refrigerators. Usually everyone needs a refrigerator; however there really is no point of having more than one or two refrigerator per household. If I produce so many, I would have no one to sell the product to. As for perfect competition assumes that every sale equals a profit.
· 3-Oligopolistic have a strategy plan on how much they will price their products or services according to their competitors. The Cartel Model is a number of firms acting as one. They as a team dominate the industry and limit outside entry. Each of the firms involved within the firms follow a uniform pricing policy that is beneficial for everyone. Implicit price collision is when everyone charges the same price. For example when there are vendors outside selling the same merchandise, the prices will usually be the same to avoid competition. According to the reading Economics, Ch. 15: Oligop.
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These lecture notes contain links to further reading or data, highlighted in blue.
Topics in this lecture:
1. Purchasing power
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4. Problems with the CPI
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1. Macroeconomic Theory and Stabilization Policy
Prof. Dr. Surajit Sinha
Department of Humanities and Social Sciences
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
Lecture – 3
Usually, we will find this topic as may be national income accounting methods; they call
it national income accounting methods. So, what I did yesterday was I had circular flow
diagram a birds, I view of the macroeconomic in a very form in a very simple form very
simplified over simplified form. There are two groups of economic agents were active
one called house hold which are families. The other one called the companies the basic
difference is household are offering services and you know what services they are labor
services household are offering laboring services.
The farms are offering what you call that goods and also they are very important thing
they provides household with income because without the income household cannot
purchase the goods this nothing is free in that sense, so other circular flow. Now, I am
going to take you into how we measure the activities here one important economic agent
which is missing I told you is like the sun or the moon in relation to earth which is
outside the economy. There is one very important economic agent called government, I
lifted it out if you have the government has also a part of the diagram.
They will have the connecting lines with both households and farms because households
also services to government, government offers income to them you work for
government in a form of government organization. Typical workers are the MPMLS
bureaucracy police service, police people, defense service people and then earn income
and return the government provides services to the citizens of the country which are
usually known as public goods. The main different between public goods and private
goods is public goods although we call public people, but in economics public means
government, so government goods cannot be owned by individual.
They cannot say it is mine, you are going to teach to me only it is a public goods we
offer here, government goods, the roads GT roads, he cannot go to the GT road and
suddenly this GT belongs to me, one cannot say that. So, it not be owned privately, but
private goods if I go to for instance to the book store and buy a pen, it can become a
private. I pay for it, I owned it and if I scribble my name on it, look my name is written
2. on it, you cannot own it and does not mean that the public goods are not paid or money is
not spend by the citizen for a public goods.
That is not true government provided the public goods in indirect manner in the sense it
collects the tax revenues not in the name of the public goods, but it collects the general
things tax revenues which they spend on public goods. They have some public goods
which have like impute public goods etcetera, I need not get into that, so this is
something missing from the circular flow diagram I had yesterday, I just want to
complicate that, but I am just telling you. Now, I will see that there are three agents
groups; how we aggregate the activities measure them.
So, what I want to say tell you is the formal name for measuring or telling you how to
measure or aggregate economic variables is called national income accounting methods
is an accounting procedure. Here, you collect the number of data, how much they have
been the expense how much in the revenue to collect the data adds them up you know.
Similarly, for macro economy, we also add things up how we add up we cannot add
chairs and tables 50 chairs from 90 tables, you cannot add them up. So, it has to be
common unit which is called in economy mummeries they have to be numerous in terms
of which you can measure value of that item.
The common factor I used the market price and the market price is in rupee and in India
everybody knows rupee, everything can be measured in rupee. Even services can be
measure in rupee, doctor provides you with some health services you pay him a fee the
doctor services measures in terms of the fee that you pay a better doctor ask the higher
fee. So, it is a better quality service, the higher the market price you can conceptualize
that you would be rupee or money in US, it will be dollar in England, and it will be
pounds in Russia. It will be rubble depending upon the currency you have and measure
the value of goods in terms of the market prices was the question is marker prices can
defer.
We do not get into that this rate statically issues if there are differ market prices one can
go buy which is the best charge of the market price or one can go buy the average of the
number various methods they can use. We do not get into the integrity these things
because I would not ask you to compute the value the GDP in Kanpur area. If I ask you
to do that, then you will be running back of my offices and wherever you working every
3. time you realize how many problems are there which we think about it, but at the
theoretical level.
Given this theoretical course, national income accounting practice suggested that three
alternative approaches which follow from the circular of flow diagram the output method
the income methods and the expenditure method. So, I started out with the output
method and output method as the name suggest you try to find the value of output
produce in a particular industry. Then, add them up by across all industries all sectors of
the country, so I break up the economic sector, I need not go into either how many
sectors are required how many sectors are there in India.
I need not go into that shortly speaking market price would give you valuation of the
output at the end of the financial year has to total amount that you produce throughout
the year what producing the end of the year. The total value that you are produce in a
financial year which is 2012-13 which is begins in first of April 2012 is started a new
financial year and it will end up 31st march 2013. Simply, it looks like conceptually
practically it is not simple not at all imagine how many visits you have to make how
many people are required to get the data.
So, you measured the value of the output, but the problem another one is that, but it says
it has to be the final goods. That means a consumer goods, now what will happen to the
value of the output intermediary goods which are not finished which are not final goods
consumer cannot go into a steel plant and tell them give me some steel sheets. They do
not ask steel sheets there see pipes, they go into supply of other company, some other
factory to be converted into something called a final goods or finals which the consumer
uses pants bicycles automobiles wherever they used. So, the problem becomes therefore
when you collects the number you make sure if you take the intermediary goods output
from the factories.
Then, when you take the final goods of another company another factory you make sure
the value of the intermediary goods are converted just the market price of valuation is not
going to give you that because it will be a double counting. You take a market price of
steel sheets from steel plants as well as when market prices are melt as produces by the
company to buying them. You and me want buy them, companies would buy them more
4. produce in something else these are intermediary goods semi finish goods. Then, you go
to the automobiles factory gain and you count the value of auto mobile.
Now, what happen is therefore when you going to aggregate economy that you make
sure that you do not double count that I am telling you. So, GDP, GNP difference I
already told you GDP is essentially what everybody produces in a country, foreigners are
domestic factor Indians companies and foreign companies is Indian GDP, but Indian
GDP would be only Indian wherever they producing. So, there is geographical boundary
India can be producing Japan, Korea, Middle East, any where they can be produced, I
will tell you they construct variable called net factor income.
What happens typically, company is working some other company at the end of the year
or throughout the year they remitting for income back home I remember I was a student
some time. I sent some gift to my family, you can go and buy something this is called
remittance, but this is not great earning that I was a student, but the company is earning
the lot of money coming back. Similarly, foreign company working India remitting funds
back home to another country, so back at home will be a flow of funds because of factors
of production going into another a place geographically located and producing
something.
So, they would construct variable by the plus and minus number they will do and they
will call them net factor income net. Essentially, means the factory income coming from
the Indian abroad minus the factor income that is going out of the foreigners what
working in India. Then, I give you the example of Japan GNP that is machinery to see is
a country which has GNP greater than GDP substantially probabilistic not all countries
have that remember, but it is a very different country. It will interest you to suddenly
GDP and GNP value of all country across the world somebody do a project.
We can and get a very good idea the numbers are correct which country is more into
going into another country working which country more into bringing foreign capital
into the country and making what happens you understand what I am saying. I reflect on
that, so macroeconomic some quite some senses, then I come to the market price since to
say that you do the valuation of price in the problem solved, but have many things does
not have a market price as I told you doctor services. If you go to a government hospital
5. you buyer outdate ticket and you get your examination done there is a market price fixed
government hospital.
There is a fixed price, but there is no market price for private from doctor to doctor
depending upon prices specialization. You looking for and automatic doctor or general
physician to an eyes specialist to an ENT specialist to god knows what it will keep on
vary changing. However, there is banner no sign board sometimes some doctors chamber
are see consultancy fee amount is written, often you do not know the price after you have
been examined. Then, the doctor assistance doctor assistants give this is the amount you
have to pay, now what we do is that if there is no market price we used.
Indirectly, the value of the services measured in term of services in case of doctors
lawyer a fee they asked and how you get the data is very interesting. If you are truthful,
you find the income tax revenue to the government at the end of the year I will tell an
income you have. So, particular doctor’s total income would be done, so you have done
dimensions to the definitions of output approach because you are saying output of a
goods can be valued at market price and gain. Those values can be added up to the GDP
value, but now there are certain items particularly in the service sector like a services,
doctor services, lawyer services which does not have output sold in the market.
All doctors come on the particular day and sell their services it is not so what you doing
here the value of his or her services you trying to measure in terms of the incomes that is
generate for himself by asking a fee. So, in the output approach here you get into trouble
because some items cannot measure in term of market prices because they are not sold
like bicycle automobiles or a furniture at a market price their indirect. We have
calculating value of the services using income approach, now what we see we are using a
little bit of income approach also to compete my job with started in the output approach
method.
So, certain items cannot be measured in market prices where income approach is
required to indirectly measure value of the services. There is the contribution of GDP in
the particular financial year you named a very big sector in India where the income
approach is used any country as better fraction. There is no market price valuation
income approach means the return factor of production there are four factor of
production land labor capital and organization. You tell me a sector in India or that is
6. does not a matter in other country where the entire thing is measured the value of the
output can be either goods or services measured in term of income.
There is no market price any answer any hint any rough answer even if you have it does
not matter military very good anything else. Then, education very good lawyers of
course I already said that, but entire government sector some goods they produced in
public company which is government owned in India. We having a public sector, but
most of the government goods are what police services defense services construction of
road. When it is renovated to sell the services at a price, there is some taxes in some
places like Lucknow, Kanpur, there is some tolls taxes.
They ask for a tolls tax to you to the services usually, so the entire government sector
output which has services the MPS even you like it, you may not e mail them even you
dislike it you may not like the MPS, MLS you have. They are supposed to be providing
services because they get a fee, but what is the how is the MPS, MLS services. Although,
they spend time waste on the parliament of shouting at each other, but on paper they are
supposed to provide services on the people elected representative. How is the services
measured by the salary, they get again the income approach how is the police services
output measure is in term of salary or factors of production that gone into construction of
the building buying into jeeps and the car.
The ambulation graphics on the gun or like tools all together construe the police services
to protect you, but in India police does services we know that, but that is a black market
underground economy. If you have police services ask you how much the fee is, in fact
you should ask how much your fee is. Then, you tell them what services you need may
be, but the illegal activity usually police services or defense services like defense
minister cannot come or the army general cannot come and tell you that they are not
going you protect you if there is an attack from Bangladesh tomorrow.
It cannot be exclusive, some people section public goods means it is meant for out if the
defense goods means defense. The general of a army and defense service of any job there
the job is protected everybody irrespective of who you are, it cannot say you close to
Bangladesh border you too much influence by the Bangladesh border I will protect you.
They cannot go to Kashmir and then say you are too close to the Kashmir Pakistan
7. occupy by the Pakistan border you too much influence by the Pakistani, I am not going
to protect you in may happen, but it does not happen on paper.
So, what I am trying to sell you is the entire government sector output which has to be
counted in a year and will be part of GDP and GNP unfortunately does not have a market
price. So, how did you do the valuation of the services the output contribution, it is done
using the income approach. So, income to the output approach is started trying to make
badge claims, stock claims about how the valuation will be output is not entirely possible
for the country. You start mixing various approaches even underworld, you borrow from
other methods, remember that next somebody asked me an interesting question what
government services let me give you an example housing is a service remember.
So, I rent a flat tomorrow, I rent a flat somebody suppose you get a job, you going to
Bangalore, you rent a flat you are enjoying the services, you buy the services at a rent.
So, the service valuation is the contribution to GDP remember and that is rent you pay
the land owner the land owner suppose to income government. Suppose, note it down is
part of GDP income approach, but suppose I ask you the question, I will ask the
examiners, I do not ask for anymore, it has very difficult from student give the answer.
Suppose, you owned house cant you still enjoying the services you living somewhere.
So, what will happen to the valuation of those cervices excluded from GDP a part of
GNP or GDP, I have to ask this question, can anybody have any answer whether they
part of the GNP, GDP or excluded. One person says I am going to note down they can be
some condition made and in my own house neither I am paying any rent nor am earning
anything. How does GNP consider such services that is why I ask the question in
examine hall is the services part of GNP, you know why is called imputed services, note
the word an economic it has come, these are new word these are impute services.
8. (Refer Slide Time: 21:52)
You have an imputed value you try to find out imputed value of this services, the
imputed value is directly cannot measured, but indirectly it can measure, if I am living in
my house. I have constructed my own house, I am living it a valuation would be done for
the services that I enjoyed in term. So, if I had rented to house for somebody, how much
rent I have ask which I is the average price in the neighborhood similar house or one can
ask the question if I had rented this house to somebody, how much rent I would have
been asked.
So, I am not paying any rent, he said there is no money flow, no cash flow here, directly
other than property taxes. They can be imputed value of the services, but what is
happening country like India, there is the municipality based valuation of the properties
done. They charge something called property taxes, I think what government are doing,
and they are not going into imputed valuation of the entire amount of services enjoyed by
a person who sells the house. Instead, the property taxes indirectly measured at the value
of the house at the services us enjoyed I pay the tax to the government.
That is taken into consideration may be in the GNP may be I have an last central sizes
organization peoples as to highly get the self own house or flat whatever services as the
part of GNP. So, here is something very important for you to understand between the
stock and the flow variables, there is the flow of income that he said there is no cash
flow. He used the word cash flow the flow of income in some cases like a person who
9. rented a house a flat he is paying rent to the land owner, so every month he pays that
amount.
So, if measured roughly, the services he is enjoying which is the income to the land
owner property owner, but there are some stock which produced services can house
where. There is no income flow generated, but the service flow is generated every year,
it lives there unless is fall down like other day was returning from Lucknow. I saw the
old raja lives somewhere and the land is eliminated on the river bank of the river Ganges
is very high. They see old structure in a top, I look at the big sizes, they are century old
construction, they can break fall anytime.
In fact, if we were go to Lucknow, I would see that now the amazing side, God knows
and when the parts of that hill like seeing is opening up with some erosion something
you can see structure is hidden inside. So, deposited on the old structure and the new
structure came up still leaving the newer once are like century old which are visible at
top. It is an amazing side, now what I am trying to say is here, if this services is enjoyed,
if I living owned house that you enjoy the services, although there is no cash flow, no
income flow it is still important to know that it has have to be measured part of GDP.
Then, if something is providing services no cash flow is there is like invisible thing, but
still part of GDP or GNP and it has to be valued in rupee terms. I am trying to going to
tell you that imputed value method indirectly measured that the other question that came
up yesterday is value of food cooked at home consider in GDP. There is the value added,
but it is never part of GNP, I am coming to that certain things which has typically value
added, but not value added GDP economic activity adds value buying the [FL] from the
gate.
Then, prepare your mother or anybody prepares the food at home is adding value to it, I
hope it taste better than the raw [FL] from the gate. You buy when the scope the value is
added, but it is not sold to you, often these kind of activities go unknown ignored GNP.
I am coming to that, but there is the value added of course what about the appreciation of
the value of a property is it included in GNP. I am coming to that where it would I have I
am coming very good point, I am very happy will have a long session here because you
have just start think and asking with the right questions. Hopefully, I will have the
answer for you sometimes, I do not have an answer to honest with you, now the housing
10. services I have told you little bit. Now, I come to typical think which she is getting into
suppose there is property house I owned it in India, you do not see that much if you go
abroad which many of you made if you going down the lens of cities.
There are beautiful houses, locked houses, small garden in the front along not a garden
along and there is the sign board like a thing pillar and the notice and then not to owner
of the houses name is the company name. So, this is the realtor company name realtor
company property dealer whose mobile numbers was there. I hope they have mobile
number, now landline number may be email address also their website address. It does
not mention a price, it does not mentioned who owns that property that house, it only
says the name of the company and is announced and announce is refer sell.
Now, this is the realtor company and the typical business pattern is when I was owner of
house I sell the house I get in touch to the realtor company like a middle man. This
company gets with touch with potential buyers, arranges the transaction between me and
a potential buyer at a price which is agreeable by both to both. When the deal is done, he
takes the commission 5 percent, 10 percent whatever he announced before what price
will asked and he pockets the commissions. That is business coming to you, a question
an old house is sold typically in current unless is deep recession the prices of goods are
property prices execrate they keep on increasing.
So, this bottom constructed the house at the price says 20 lakhs and now selling one
cores 10 years later he clearly makes a money gain this is called capital gain. This board
is called capital gain often used in the stock market in the stock market, you can get
capital loss this is not actually any value of output produce. So, new house has been
produced and old house changing hand ownership in the process to first holder to make
some money. The second holder pays the large amount compare to the first owners
where the capital gain involved, you would ask sir is a part of GNP or GDP the new
price of the house no nothing new has been produced.
No new services has been offered, the only services that has been render is the middle
man the realtor services who negotiated the deal arrange the transaction called buying
and selling of the house. He pockets in a commission that commission indirectly measure
the services render which is absolutely new which respect to that house is the services
regarding buying and selling of the house. So, the realtor company’s income that
11. commission measured indirectly the value of services renders which should be part of
GNP GDP not the households clear.
This is happening often economy which is based on like Kanpur, largely we are trading
economy what Kanpur industrialist doing at businessmen doing I have been told etcetera
few areas is there mostly buy goods somewhere come and sell that there. So, they make
capital gain which we use the profits, so nothing new is produced, so Kanpur economic
will not show that an output said the Lucknow, Aurangabad, Aliabad, Noida or Delhi or
whatever they are buying the goods.
Their economic will show new output contributing to GDP what would the Kanpur
economy show the traders making a capital gain by offering the services to local citizen.
They are bringing the goods from Aurangabad Aliabad Lucknow or Noida or whatever
which ever place and suddenly price them. You do not have to go there, so is an offering
services called the trading service directly that will measure or is be part of GNP or
GDP. So, these factors called these are factor cost valuation or income method or often
clip into the output method because output method alone cannot tackle the issues.
So, you required imputation, you required factor cost valuation which is income
valuations of various things particularly services not goods so much because service is
the tangible goods. It can be sold in the market at a price is the services which are not
tangible goods doctor services lawyers services in trader services telling tangible goods
not producing them is not part of GDP only a services part of GDP.
Now, I come to the things he has been asked this man here is that many there are house
hold items services which are never part of GNP like the services of the mother, my
goodness mother can give various services mother can cooked food. This can be imputed
value can be obtained by suppose you have a hide to maid cook, then how much fee you
would pay her is measuring indirectly how mother is contributed. It is not done usually; I
guess data collection is a huge problem, so it is not done, mother services.
Often, there are services of the often services of the house wife in other respects in
housewife like I see my wife teaching the two kids on like my generation. The school
tells you that only thing you do life, now is you go back home and do you do not play do
not go elsewhere all you have a home work to carry. Now, if I had high tutors, two tutors
per day per kid, I would have pay them income well since my wife does it thank god I
12. am not doing since she does it she is contributing something to GDP, GNP which is not
counted, now this is the very import item here.
So, household activities auxiliary ignored GNP and GDP means a classic case of the
India is informal sector where you do not know which made earned how many hours
they worked what kind of services they rendered. We typically have a colonies kind of
fast countries like India which the colonial fast, we have the habit of high ring services
abroad. You would not meets much all right there are cleaning ladies institutions like
restaurants offices, but house hold families hiring cleaning ladies to clean the bathroom
to clean the floor to do the cooking is very rare, but we having a colonial past we have
the habits because the British’s use used Indians for that, now Indians are using the
Indians for that.
We pay a huge income a huge income is generated our money giving to them is a
transfer or income may be, but the income generated because is a services every day they
come and work and that is why you pay them, but is not part of GNP GDP. Now, I come
to various things small issues, then I come to know the things there in this self employed
people self employment very important activity in any country or these activity included
in GNP, GDP I would explain self employment.
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Self employment this is very important, the self employed people self employments is a
very interesting thing self employment you do the thing for yourself. I do the washing for
13. myself, I enjoyed carpentry work I construe I made table or a wood. I have seen abroad
people I met people, in fact many years back they took me to a house under construction.
He shows me that the house they construct themselves my goodness, but it is not
complete building is a wood based houses. So, the entire house this family his building
for themselves everything is get fixtures insulation everything there are manual available
which have do that, so one can have a hobby.
It is a habit they enjoy doing it is a laser work holiday time weekend, they working and
actually when he told me I just cannot believe under construction, but gadgets are
available manuals are available guidelines. He just does it like a foolish person does not
know and try to do something which is beyond to capability [FL].
Now, this self employment when you do that is a part of GNP, GDP usually not I grow
vegetable in my back garden vegetable garden which is very is that output part of GNP
GDP. The vegetable I buy from the market is part of GNP GDP the vegetable that I grow
in the back garden that is not GNP GDP all. Similarly, the activity particular like India
which is famous for that called underground economy activates which we call black
market is it really come GDP and GNP. So, I should mention coming from India should
be shine should be mentioned underground economy this is the famous thing even over
ground people.
So, called I very much broad with underground activity the live over the ground above
the ground, but they underground activities, but they do earned underground income you
went to buy, you went to rent, tomorrow you go to Bangalore. This is typical story, you
go to Bangalore, you want a flat to rented single bedroom flat, you got a job there,
typically I have to come to say stories do not know anybody if you anybody you start
sharing somebody. Later when you become senior you have your won flat some time you
go and start beginning with renting a flat yourself or says two friends wants and looking
for a two bedroom flat both are real terms which are called real estate agent in India
property stealers.
They would tell you the rent they show you around the houses, but one thing they will do
this is called salami in India they will take six month, two month additional rent which
they will not give you received. Then, you are paying every month rent that is an x y
income. So, this is the black economy, these income all right are not part of GNP or GDP
14. in India, at one point I was told I forgot the number, black economy is nearly 40 percent
of the white economy. We do not have correct estimate from time to time a private
researcher does some job estimate the black economy in India, it has grown to the
somebody is 40, somebody says 50, somebody tomorrow may say 60 percent economy.
So, there is the panel economy running in India, which is the black economy
underground economy, to that white economy and you can imagine the headaches
government collects the data. So, what will you understanding Indian GDP, GNP
numbers, if you see tomorrow is it an over estimate or believes a gross d under estimate
is a grossly under estimate number. So, you would ask me sir is it worth working or
macroeconomic using Indians number, whether numbers do not even properly measure
the actual level of activity.
I would say absolutely correct, but I cannot help it, because nobody knows the numbers,
not revealing the names and BJP is asking why wont to reveals the names, why you shy
to reveal the names, may be some friends name will come out. So, we are trying to
protect the friends, so anywhere the problem is not black economy or black money start
abroad. I am not trying to confuse you, but black economy in your country within the
geographical boundary, so the GDP number is gross under estimated alright or labor part
of that the intermediary goods I have already told you is there in my notes.
Now, I am going to tell you about trading activities, I already told you the value added
approach, I told you have measure GNP, GDP is a value added. We reach the steel plant
acquires the value, because it is sold the price, so long it was under the ground is have no
value to you from 0, it acquires some value, but it owned mix from various processes
chemical processes and other processes become steel. Whatever combine with other
metals etcetera, other rules, then acquires another value when we need the factory for
some other, then it goes to steel plants, then it goes to various places convert to another
place another value is added.
So, you measure the total contribution in terms of value added, then every stage a
production is just not one stage, which you understand. I hope you have the furniture is it
being constructed one stage not at all the lords come may at all they translate all the way
from the trees they were cut to Kanpur to some goods go down here wood seller. They
are process little bit cut given some shapes of wood carpenter are used to it added value,
15. so various stage it is adding value and then furniture is sold. So, you need not take the
final market price, you measure this by c value added on the stage, but the data has to be
collected sometimes it is easy buy.
So, we had a value added that at what vat just an extra point I mentioned, it is a value
added time, you understand the value added term what is mean value is added taxes
improve that every stage as opposed to the tax imposed on the final stage. When you
reaches the consumer value added is must transfer this word some of you, at least this is
what it is, this is stages of accounting practices. I am talking about one more point, I
would mention before I go to the income method or something else, today’s lecture will
be 15, 20 minutes, it will end and we have go for lunch one hour lecture is that, how are
inventories treated in that man queue.
You have the section you should read how are inventory treated in GNP or GDP, you
know what inventories are you produce five, you totally produce 500, but you are taking
the market price of the value of the goods. So, you are taking in terms of 400 that you
have shares in remain inventory which will be sold in future often company; it is the rare
thing that companies producing and selling exactly the same amount a production. The
sale is two different numbers. Some time is the sale number is more than production,
some time the sale number is less than production, how can it be the same number more
than the production.
It can happen because you have amount which was unsold in the past carried over to the
present, but it cannot happen lot with the perishable goods like food items. Then, you
take cold storage etcetera; apples are happen you can know apple are now in summer you
think apples are producing India. Now, not all in winter they will produce, so cold
storage facilities are facilitating sale of apple in summer even in months, now inventories
these are called inventories what will the GNP, GDP, people do with the inventories this
is what they do. I have an example, which this is entirely from man queue, let us read out
he has given the example of the bread produce by the bakeries inventories.
If the bread spoils nothing is added to GNP, GDP simple thing, however factor payment
which is extra have been made. This has gone into the income aggregate country bread
has been produced in the factory factors, payment are been made labor, but bread have
been sold. So, output approach has not been showing any value, but the income approach
16. will show some income generated very complicated situation. Now, this extra income
composited by full amount of decline profits, how the bakery is due to spoil bread, how
you will adjust the amount of bread will spoil.
Now, get the adaption of profit of the company owner or the income has to pay in the
other factor, so the total income of the country I will come to that that will be all
payment factor of the profit also, it will get compensated when server I could sell it. If
the unsold bread is put in the inventory to be sold later cold storage, they will be consider
GNP, GDP under the assumption that bakery has been purchased is the extra bread
themselves. They will put the number in GNP for the financial year, the unsold bread
will be shown as the owner him selves of the purchased it, he is not going to purchase
that, you will show, but what is actually going to do he will show that purchase.
You do that selling actual selling next period next period means it is not enter to the GNP
GDP which is an amount carried over the past. So, essentially GNP, GDP talked about
the output production of services not the sale can mismatch with output for variable
reasons. You cannot sale because demand is low down in recession, so you have
inventories to be carried out to the next period to sell the GNP or GDP production to the
output. They have to come to the inventory in the current period and if it is not being
sold, you count that the something that how will entered the accounts books accounting
method is suggesting.
You count it bought your own shares 500 shares, they do not be use that actually, you
sell the period, when you sell them, it will not in any book anymore. So, later we going
the inventory sold all though no extra wages of other factors are made, they are not
considering GNP, GDP anymore. Later, next period they are consider inventory
disinvestments, they are called inventory disinvestment inventory investment is
increased, the inventory for not having be able to sell, inventory reduction or
disinvestment. So, inventory would match each other balance amount, I am going to call
inventories later the macro economy very interesting.
What you have understood, what I am saying is a very important item, remember in the
real world the company is not produce only the amount company period company is
producing those things, selling part is done by another part of the company. There is
coordination, but often is happen that you more sell what you have in the current period
17. an often all happen, you should sell them what you are produce in the current period
GDP, GNP has to do only production an output you have seen yesterday. In my listing,
on the tree, on the board, the GNP, GDP has a sub variable subordinate variable called
the net national product or net domestic product.
You wondered is what is that net domestic product or net national product, of course it is
something, which is deducted from gross, what it deducted from gross like net domestic
product must be equal to gross domestic product minus something. This minus
something in macroeconomic, there is known as capital consumption allowances, GDP
net domestic product is equal to GDP minus CA.
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It is known as capital allowances sales, the capital assumption allowances is very
interesting in macroeconomic when we learned macro economic theory, when we talk
about investment, we talk about gross investment and net investment. The gross
investment includes the net investment plus we call that there replacement investment
representation allowances etcetera, what is it? We look at the furniture in this room.
Tomorrow, when I buy a new table and add it here, capital goods or a new machine, I
buy that is an addition to the capital that is investment. Tomorrow, when I spend money
and repair on this table or the chairs or the board or anything else the TV screen etcetera,
fan are making investment, which are replacement investment making expenses.
18. These are to replacement investment that is I am replacing or servicing even a entire
chair working a buy new chair to replace, it will not be a counted as new or net
investment. That will be part of replace investment for this room all right and the new is
absolutely that new has come we added to it.
So, the gross investment expenditure of this room, whatever we have done including
replacing and entire tables entire tables entire chairs entire light point or even entire wall
which got damaged is still not new investment is room existing. Then, what are you
talking new the day one day one all right that is new investment, so capital consumption
allowances is how many years when companies and factories are produced. There have
were and tear of the capital of machines including tables, capital investment would be
tables, chairs, lights, which requires replacement by the servicing wall requires services
painting, which requires repairs for seepages.
So, when you use generated producing goods capital goods, it requires servicing, it
requires replacement investment. So, at the end of production year or the financial year,
the company is supposed to report to the government, this much of money is required
now to services and find and to all my capital equipments to make them ready for the
next financial year. So, this is like a money set aside, which government allows company
towards replacement investment or depreciation allowances of capital, where company is
gradually spent in the course of the year, but the government allows that from the gross
sales value of goods.
When the income tax to be calculated government allows company to deduct CA, which
they have lot spend buy, they have spend some of them have spend already, so the cost.
So, the profit distance cost net profit is still gross profit their show into the government,
then government allows some other contrarian something and then finally, net profit is
arrived at or which the taxes imposed. So, for gross domestic product, you are looking at
anything that has been produced, some of them may be replacement investment goods,
you see number of fridge produced array some of the fridge replace around or some of
the fans, just replace the investment, not an addition to the new fan.
So, how would you know that how much that has been produced towards replacing
existing capital goods and how much has been produces as addition of new capital,
which we call new investment or net investment? So, from the gross number of output
19. we get we deduct capital consumption as a capital consumes something, what we
consumes is, it requires energy, capitals always very angry. It requires to be freed of
certain parts of working replacing them and we get again it is functional for you like
robust, then again produce low cost in the next financial year.
So, NDP is nothing but what is the new that you has been produce, which has been
absolutely new things that I have been sold as opposed to past of it, which are primary
goods that I have been invest. It is connected with the consumption of investment in
macroeconomic, we teach that by the way I will have the investment topic; you will
enjoy it in this course. The macroeconomic level, how investments are studied
investment always has two parts gross investment net investment and the difference is
same.
Essentially, this part of the expenditure of company are often not buying a machine part
of the investment expenditure company are buy a machine to replace own machine by
some portion parts to replace the part of the machine. That home is your own service
engine, they come and service a washing machine, we are family at home, which are
called consumer durables, which all requires servicing, durable goods, always required.
The fun of durable goods is you use it for 5 or 10 years over time 5 years 8 years, 20
years I have noticing in my case, every time I buy within a couple of years, when the
voluntary is over I nerves I buy a service contract.
So, suppose aqua guard service contact, it even breaks down washing machine has a
service contract, which call it does not have computer. I should either know many things
have service contract, service charges durable goods, whether it is use at home or factory
requires services, they would give you service over a period of time, just one time
period. It requires servicing and they are with considering replacement investment on the
new investments comes very important. So, I will discuss this more, when I take a
investment a couple of topics later, but for the time being for today, part of the outputs
method discussion I had in mind is over.