The share of the service sector in national income varies by country but has generally increased over the past few decades. In many developed economies, the service sector can account for over 70% of GDP, reflecting a shift from manufacturing to services such as finance, healthcare, and technology. In developing nations, this share is often lower but still growing as economies modernize and urbanize. Overall, the service sector has become a crucial component of national income across the globe.
wages and salaries
you can share it by:going to a market
Market Consumption Capacity is basically the income of the middle class. (The percentage share of the middle class in consumption/income)
To calculate the Gini coefficient for income distribution, you need to plot a Lorenz curve showing the cumulative share of income against the cumulative share of the population. The Gini coefficient is then calculated as the area between the Lorenz curve and the line of perfect equality, divided by the total area under the line of perfect equality. The Gini coefficient ranges from 0 (perfect equality) to 1 (perfect inequality).
A regressive tax system is one in which the tax rate decreases as the income level increases, meaning that lower-income individuals pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes compared to higher-income individuals. This results in a disproportionate financial burden on those with less income, as they spend a larger share of their earnings on taxes. Common examples include sales taxes and certain excise taxes, which do not account for the taxpayer's ability to pay. Ultimately, regressive taxes can contribute to income inequality.
If you mean as part of the federal budget, education is traditionally the largest receiver of income. If you mean as a whole economy, the services and trade sector has the largest share of national income.
wages and salaries
The unorganized sector is a culmination of traditional and modern food units which take over a majority of the market share in the Indian Food processing market as opposed to the organized sector which only holds a share of 48%
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The National Grid floated on the London Stock Exchange on July 8, 1995, with an initial share price of 190 pence. This marked the company's transition to a publicly traded entity, allowing it to raise capital for infrastructure investments. The flotation was part of the privatization of the electricity sector in the UK.
yes it is speculative business
you can share it by:going to a market
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The public sector includes governmental entities, usually that part of government that provides services to the public (police, fire, military, public education, etc.) The private sector includes all nongovernmental entities --- individuals, businesses, both publicly held businesses and privately held businesses, etc.
If you have income, you pay income tax. When I drew my first SSN check, I was quite surprised to find out Uncle Sam wanted his share of my share.