With a rise in real national income, welfare of the people rises or falls or remains unchanged
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Real income measures the volume out put.
An increase in out put means the aggregate demand has risen faster than inflation.
When this happens , it means that the economy has experienced a positive growth.
When an economy experiences a positive growth, then even the standards of living of the people is raised.
It means the population can now purchase more to their satisfaction.
The welfare of the people thus rises.
An increase in out put means the aggregate demand has risen faster than inflation.
When this happens , it means that the economy has experienced a positive growth.
When an economy experiences a positive growth, then even the standards of living of the people is raised.
It means the population can now purchase more to their satisfaction.
The welfare of the people thus rises.
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With a rise in 'real national income', the 'welfare of the people' also rises.
Explanation:
An increase in output means the aggregate demand has risen faster than inflation.
When this happens, it means that the economy has experienced positive growth.
When an economy experiences a positive growth, then even the 'standards of living' of the people is raised.
It means the population can now purchase more to their satisfaction.
The 'welfare of the people' thus rises.
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