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Sunday, 19 April 2015

Concepts Of National Income

                       CONCEPTS OF NATIONAL INCOME

Ø Gross Domestic Product:
Total value or money value of all the final goods and services produced by nation in one financial year with in the boundaries in a country is called gross domestic product.
GDP = Consumption + Investment + Govt. Spending + (Export – Import)

Ø  Gross National Product:
Total value or money value of all the final goods and services produced by nation in one financial year is called gross national product. If we add net factor income from abroad or net foreign remittances into GDP, we will get GNP.
GNP = GDP + Net Factor From Abroad

Ø  Net National Product:
Total value or money value of net national output value after compensating depreciation or capital consumption allowance is called net national product. It is also called national income at market price.
NNP = GNP –­ Capital Consumption

Ø  National Income At Factor Cost:
Net income received by all the factors of production in an economy after factor cost adjustment is called national income or national income at factor cost.
NI = NNP – Indirect Taxes + Subsidies

Ø  Personal Income:
Total income received by all the legal residents of an economy in one financial year is called personal income.
PI = NI – Retained Earnings + Transfer Payments

Ø  Disposable Income:
Income which remains for onward economic activities (savings or consumption) after the adjustment of direct taxes is called disposable income or disposable personal income.
DPI = PI – Direct Taxes (personal taxes)

Sunday, 12 April 2015

What is National Income OR Definition of National Income

NATIONAL INCOME

Definition:

Total Income earn by all the legal residents of an economy in one financial year is called national income.

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Total income earn by all the factors of production of an economy in one financial year is called national income.

Micro Economics and Macro Economics

Micro Economics:

                   Micro means millionth part of a thing. In micro economics, we study the small statement of an economy. In micro economics, we calculate the income of an individual.

Macro Economics:


                   Macro means large. It derives from a Greek word “Macros”. In macroeconomics, we study the large aggregate of an economy. In macroeconomics, we calculate the whole income of a country

What is Economics OR Definition of Economics

ECONOMICS

Definition:

The study of how the forces of supply and demand allocate scarce resources. Subdivided into microeconomics, which examines the behavior of firms, consumers and the role of government; and macroeconomics, which looks at inflation, unemployment, industrial production, and the role of government.

According to Adam Smith: Economics is a science of wealth.

According to Dr. Alfred Marshall: Economics is a science which studies human behavior in the ordinary business of life, it examines that part of individual and social action which is most closely connected with the attainment and with the use of material requisites of well-being.


According to Lionel Robbins: Economics is a science which studies human behavior as a relationship between multiple ends and scarce means which have alternative uses.



Friday, 20 March 2015

Ms Excel Key Points

MICROSOFT EXCEL

KEY POINTS:

·      Total Cells = 17,179,869,184
·      Total Columns = 16,384 or XFD
·      Total Rows = 1,048,576
·      Total Characters In A Cell = 65,535
·      Formula Character Length = 8,192
·      Column Width = 8.43 Characters(0 to 255)
·      Row Height = 12.75 Points (0 to 409)
·      Total Function Arguments = 255
·      Total Formula Nesting Levels = 64
·      Maximum Array References = Unlimited
·      Total Pivot Table Columns = 16,384
·      Total Pivot Table Rows = 1,048,576
·      Total Pivot Table Fields = 16,384
·      Total Unique Pivot Table Items = 1,048,576
·      ODBC = Open Database Connectivity
·      OLE DB = Object Linking Embedding Database
·      .txt files are ‘TAB’ delimited

·      .csv files are ‘COMMA’ delimited

Sunday, 15 March 2015

Ms Power Point Short Keys

MICROSOFT POWER POINT

Shortcut Keys:

·     CTRL + N = Create A New Presentation
·     CTRL + O = Open
·     CTRL + S = Save
·     CTRL + A = Select All
·     CTRL + X = Cut
·     CTRL + C = Copy
·     CTRL + V = Paste
·     CTRL + Z = Undo
·     CTRL + Y = Redo
·     CTRL + G = Go To
·     CTRL + B = Bold
·     CTRL + I = Italic
·     CTRL + U = Underline
·     CTRL + K = Hyperlink
·     CTRL + P/F2 = Print Preview
·     CTRL + SHIFT + F = Open Font Dialog Box
·     CTRL + SHIFT + > = Increase Font Size
·     CTRL + SHIFT + < = Decrease Font Size
·     CTRL + EQUAL(=) = Subscript
·     CTRL + SHIFT + PLUS(+) = Superscript
·     CTRL + E = Center A Paragraph
·     CTRL + J = Justify A Paragraph
·     CTRL + L = Align A Paragraph Left
·     CTRL + R = Align A Paragraph Right
·     SHIFT + F3 = Change Letter Case
·     ALT + Q = Stop Media Playback
·     ALT +  P = Play/Pause
·     ALT + Up = Increase Volume
·     ALT + Down = Decrease Volume
·     ALT + U = Mute
·     F5 = Start Slide Show

Tuesday, 10 March 2015

Ms Word Short Keys

MICROSOFT WORD

SHORTCUT KEYS:

·     CTRL + N = Create A New Document
·     CTRL + O = Open
·     CTRL + S = Save
·     CTRL + A = Select All
·     CTRL + X = Cut
·     CTRL + C = Copy
·     CTRL + V = Paste
·     CTRL + Z = Undo
·     CTRL + Y = Redo
·     CTRL + G = Go To
·     CTRL + B = Bold
·     CTRL + I = Italic
·     CTRL + U = Underline
·     CTRL + EQUAL(=) = Subscript
·     CTRL + SHIFT + PLUS(+) = Superscript
·     CTRL + P/F2 = Print Preview
·     CTRL + ENTER = Page Break
·     ALT + CTRL + C = Copyright Symbol
·     ALT + CTRL + R = Registered Symbol
·     ALT + CTRL + T = Trademark Symbol
·     ALT + CTRL + K = Auto Format
·     CTRL + SHIFT + C = Copy Text Formatting
·     CTRL + SHIFT + V = Apply Copied Formatting
·     CTRL + SHIFT + F = Open Font Dialog Box
·     CTRL + SHIFT + > = Increase Font Size

·     CTRL + SHIFT + < = Decrease Font Size