What are the problems with the double calculation of national income.
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Double counting in accounting is an error whereby a transaction is counted more than once.
For example, the costs of intermediate goods used by a business to produce a finished good are included in the computation of a nation's gross domestic (NGD) product.
EVEN THE COST OF MANUFACTURING FOR A PRODUCTS INSIDE A COUNTRY IS INCLUDEDED IN THE COMPUTATION OF NATION'S GROSS ACCOUNTING PRODUCT.
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