Gross national income is always more than net national income because
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Because net national income is calculated after making provision of depreciation and gross national income is calculated including depreciation
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Gross National income is the sum of a nation gross domestic product that is changing with net income.
This should identify with sum of a national gross domestic product and the net income receives from overseas.
It takes place by Gross National Product and GNP is calculated based on output rather than income.
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