Question:
The following table presents the national income related aggregates (at current prices) for the year 2019-20:
National income-related aggregates Rs. Lakh
Crores Net factor income earned abroad 10 Private income 175 GNP at factor cost 210 NNP at factor cost 195 Retained earnings of Nation's private sector 10 Corporate tax 25 Household direct tax 28 Personal income 140 Miscellaneous receipts of government administrative departments 0
The personal disposable income for the year 2019-20 is Rs. ___ Lakh Crores (in integer).
The following table presents the national income related aggregates (at current prices) for the year 2019-20:
The personal disposable income for the year 2019-20 is Rs. ___ Lakh Crores (in integer).
| National income-related aggregates | Rs. Lakh Crores |
| Net factor income earned abroad | 10 |
| Private income | 175 |
| GNP at factor cost | 210 |
| NNP at factor cost | 195 |
| Retained earnings of Nation's private sector | 10 |
| Corporate tax | 25 |
| Household direct tax | 28 |
| Personal income | 140 |
| Miscellaneous receipts of government administrative departments | 0 |
The personal disposable income for the year 2019-20 is Rs. ___ Lakh Crores (in integer).
Updated On: Nov 26, 2025
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Correct Answer: 112
Solution and Explanation
The problem requires us to calculate the personal disposable income by using the presented data and understanding the related economic terms. In macroeconomics, personal disposable income is found by subtracting personal tax payments from personal income. Here are the steps:
- Personal Income (PI): Rs. 140 Lakh Crores
- Personal Tax Payments: This is the total of Household Direct Tax and any other personal taxes paid. Given: Household Direct Tax = Rs. 28 Lakh Crores.
- Assuming no other personal taxes listed, the personal disposable income (PDI) can be calculated as:
PDI = PI - Household Direct Tax = 140 - 28 = Rs. 112 Lakh Crores.
The calculated personal disposable income is Rs. 112 Lakh Crores.
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