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Question
How do transfer payments differ from factor payments?
Distinguish Between
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Solution
| Sr. No. | Transfer Payments | Factor Payments |
| 1. | Payments made without any corresponding productive service being rendered. | Payments are made for the services rendered by factors of production in the creation of goods and services. |
| 2. | One-sided (unilateral), no service provided in return. | Two-sided (reciprocal) involve a service in return. |
| 3. | Pensions, unemployment benefits, welfare payments, scholarships, gifts, and donations. | Wages, salaries, rent, interest, profit. |
| 4. | Excluded from national income. | Included in national income. |
| 5. | Not linked to any production in the current period. | Directly linked to current production of goods and services. |
| 6. | To provide financial support or redistribute income. | To compensate for productive contribution. |
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