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National Income

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National income While per capita gross domestic product is the indicator most commonly used to compare income levels, two other measures are preferred, at least in theory, by many analysts. These are per capita gross national income (GNI) and net national income (NNI).

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National income While per capita gross domestic product is the indicator most commonly used to compare income levels, two other measures are preferred, at least in theory, by many analysts. These are per capita gross national income (GNI) and net national income (NNI).

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National income While per capita gross domestic product is the indicator most commonly used to compare income levels, two other measures are preferred, at least in theory, by many analysts. These are per capita gross national income (GNI) and net national income (NNI).

Key concepts: Gross national income, Net national income, Measures of national income and output, Gross domestic product, Per capita income, Per capita, Gross domestic income, Net income

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