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Slidesgo The Key Drivers of National Income Growth 20240513080701qybi PDF
Slidesgo The Key Drivers of National Income Growth 20240513080701qybi PDF
National Income
Introduction
The total value of services and goods which
are produced in a nation during a solitary
financial year is known as the National
Income. The five factors that determine the
size of national income will be highlighted in
the following slides
The stock of factors of production
One of the very important factors which influences the size of
the national income is the quality and quantity of the
country's stock of factors of production. The factors of
production are land, labor, capital and organization. Land
supplies man with gifts of nature. It provides him with
agricultural goods and. raw material for production. The
production of land depends upon fertility of the soil, latitude,
climate and irrigation system in the country. If the land is
fertile and is not handicapped in any way say by salinity, water
logging, shortage of rainfall and adverse climate, the size of
the national income will be quite large, if the quality of land is
poor, the size of the national income will be small.
State of technical State of technical knowledge is also one of the very important factors
which influences the size of the national income. The methods of
production now-a-days have become so much roundabout that unless
knowledge advance technical knowledge is available in the! country, they cannot
be adopted. The roundabout methods of production have considerably
increased the production capacity of the country. If the state of
technical knowledge is poor in the country, the size of the national
income will be small, but if advance technical knowledge is available,
then the size of the national income will be large.
Labor Force and Human
Capital
The second factor of production, i.e., labor is by no means less
important. This can be judged from it that if land is not aided
by human labor, it cannot produce anything except the wild
vegetation. The size of the national income greatly depends
upon the quality and quantity of labor in the country.