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Explain the different components of Final Expenditure in calculating the National income by Expenditure method.

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  1. Private Final Consumption Expenditure (PFCE): This includes all expenses by households and non-profit institutions serving households on goods and services. It is a major component reflecting the consumption of durable goods, non-durable goods, and services.

  2. Gross Investment Expenditure: Gross Investment Expenditure refers to the total amount spent on investments in an economy within a specific period, typically a year. This includes all spending on capital goods like machinery, equipment, buildings, and infrastructure that businesses and the government undertake to maintain or increase their productive capacity.

    • Categories:

      • Gross Domestic Capital Formation: Investment in fixed assets such as machinery, buildings, and infrastructure.
      • Inventory Accumulation/Change in Stock: Changes in the stock of unsold goods and raw materials.
      • Residential Investment: Spending on residential buildings and housing.
  3. Government Final Consumption Expenditure (GFCE): This includes government spending on goods and services that are consumed by the public, such as defence, education, and public health services.
  4. Net Exports (NX): This is the value of a country's exports minus its imports. The term 'net' indicates the balance between what a country sells abroad and what it buys from other countries. Positive net exports add to national income, while negative net exports reduce it.
  5. These components together provide a comprehensive picture of total spending in an economy, which is essential for calculating the national income using the expenditure method.
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