Personal income is the total income received by individuals and households from all sources before taxes. It includes various types of income such as: Wages and Salaries: The income individuals earn from their jobs. Rental Income: Income earned from renting out properties. Interest Income: Income received from investments such as savings accounts, bonds, and other interest-bearing accounts. Dividends: Income received from owning shares in companies. Transfer Payments: Payments received from the government such as social security benefits, unemployment benefits, and welfare payments. Proprietor’s Income: Income from self-employment and business ownership. Other Income: Any other sources of income that do not fall into the above categories. Personal income serves as a measure of the economic well-being of individuals and households and is used to assess the capacity of consumers to spend and save, which in turn impacts the overall economy.
RBI announced the list of Domestic-Systemically important Banks (D-SIBs) based on 2021 data. The banks that have been identified as D-SIBs are ____
As per the Gazette Notification on the new criteria for classifying the enterprises as Micro, Small and Medium enterprises, what is the maximum investme...
According to the Union Budget 2023-24, consider the following statements.
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The estimated number of underweight, malnourished and severely malnourished children under 5 years of age is obtained under National Family Health Surv...
Calculate the operation cycle from the given data
A. Duration of Raw material stage
B. Duration of work in progress stage ...
Which of the following correctly explains the standardised approach for computing credit risk under Basel capital requirements, in India?
Calculate the Inventory Turnover Ratio
Which among these is not a type of funded loans?
In the calculation of the Marginal Cost of Funds, what is the weightage given to the Marginal Cost of Borrowings compared to the return on net worth?
The price specified on an option that the holder can buy or sell the underlying asset is called the: