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Remittances from a relative working abroad are:
included in national income
not included in national income
transfer payments
both (b) and (c)
- Option 1: Included in national income
- National income calculates the economic output of a country.
- Remittances are not earned from domestic production; hence, they're excluded.
- Option 2: Not included in national income
- Remittances are received from abroad and are not a product of domestic economic activities.
- Therefore, they are not included in national income calculations.
- Option 3: Transfer payments
- Transfer payments are income for which no goods or services are exchanged.
- Remittances fall under this category as money is sent without direct economic exchange.
- Option 4: Both (b) and (c)
- Remittances fit the criteria for not being included in national income.
- They are also considered transfer payments.
- Correct Answer
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