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Question
Given real income to be 400 and price index be 100, calculate nominal income.
Solution
`"Real Income =""Nominal Income"/"Price Index of Current Year"xx"Price Index of Base Year"`
Consider Price Index of base year as 100
`400="Nominal Income"/100xx100`
Nominal Income = Rs 400
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