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Factor Cost Basis of GDP is Fundamental for Measuring Real Growth and not GDP at Market Prices

Sudhir Shetty, Vijayata B. Sawant

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The authors of the UN SNA have shown no concern for the distributional issues relating to factor incomes. These concerns lead to GDP at factor cost as a measure of real economic growth and not GDP at market prices.

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The authors of the UN SNA have shown no concern for the distributional issues relating to factor incomes. These concerns lead to GDP at factor cost as a measure of real economic growth and not GDP at market prices.

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The authors of the UN SNA have shown no concern for the distributional issues relating to factor incomes. These concerns lead to GDP at factor cost as a measure of real economic growth and not GDP at market prices.

Key concepts: Real gross domestic product, Economics, Econometrics, Measure (data warehouse), GDP deflator, Factor (programming language), Mathematics, Computer science

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