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How is personal income calculated from private income? - Economics

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How is personal income calculated from private income?

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Personal income is calculated from private income by subtracting those parts of private income that are not actually received by individuals. These include:

  • Undistributed profits (also called retained earnings),
  • Corporate tax (paid by firms to the government),
  • Retained earnings of foreign companies, and
  • Contributions made by enterprises to social security schemes.

Personal Income = Private Income − Undistributed Profits − Corporate Tax − Retained Earnings of Foreign Companies − Contributions to Social Security Schemes

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Chapter 19: National Income Aggregates - TEST YOURSELF QUESTIONS [Page 382]

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Frank Economics [English] Class 12 ISC
Chapter 19 National Income Aggregates
TEST YOURSELF QUESTIONS | Q 5. | Page 382
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