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... Revenue Sale of consumption goods and services Sale of capital goods and changes in inventories Sale of goods and ... Total ( b ) Households Income Payments for supplies of factors of production Total Expenditure Purchases of consumption ...
... Revenue Sale of consumption goods and services Sale of capital goods and changes in inventories Sale of goods and ... Total ( b ) Households Income Payments for supplies of factors of production Total Expenditure Purchases of consumption ...
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... net revenue is $ 20 mil- lion in each of the first two years and $ 100 million in the third year . Net revenue is the difference between the total revenue from car sales and the costs of producing those cars . In calculating net rev ...
... net revenue is $ 20 mil- lion in each of the first two years and $ 100 million in the third year . Net revenue is the difference between the total revenue from car sales and the costs of producing those cars . In calculating net rev ...
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... total tax revenue minus its total expenditure in a given period of time ( normally a year ) . Thus the government's budget balance is - Budget balance = Revenue Expenditure . The government's revenue consists of various types of taxes ...
... total tax revenue minus its total expenditure in a given period of time ( normally a year ) . Thus the government's budget balance is - Budget balance = Revenue Expenditure . The government's revenue consists of various types of taxes ...
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