Difference between GDP, GNP, NNP, and Per Capita Income
Understanding national income concepts is essential to analyze a country’s economic growth. These terms—GDP, GNP, NNP, and Per Capita Income—may sound similar but have distinct meanings.
| Concept | What it Measures | Formula/Focus | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| GDP | Value of goods & services within country’s borders | Domestic production | Foreign companies in India count |
| GNP | Production by citizens of a country (home + abroad) | GDP + (Income from abroad – Income of foreigners) | Indian working abroad counts |
| NNP | Net value after depreciation | GNP – Depreciation | True national income |
| Per Capita Income | Average income per person | National Income ÷ Population | Used for living standard |
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