so how does the "national income" relate to GDP?

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> puzzled over them earlier.
> 
>         Bill asks about the components of GDP and perhaps this will help.
> In 1995, for example:
> 
>         .   GDP in the U.S. totaled.................... $7,245.8 billion
>         .   Goods.....................................................
> 2,697.4 billion
>         .   Services.................................................
> 3,920.8 billion
>         .   Structures.............................................
> 627.6 billion
> 
>         'Trade' of course occurs in both goods and services.
> 
>         The national income is divided roughly as follows:
> 
>         .   Labor (compensation of employees)....................72.6%
>         .   Corporate
> profits..................................................... 10.0
>         .   Proprietors'
> income.................................................  8.2
>         .
> Interest....................................................................
> ...  6.9
>         .
> Rent........................................................................
> .....  2.1        
> 
> (Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1996-97, pp. 445-449.)
> 
> 
>         Charles Mueller, Editor
>         ANTITRUST LAW & ECONOMICS REVIEW
>         http://webpages.metrolink.net/~cmueller
> 
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> 
> At 04:07 PM 12/8/97 -0500, you wrote:
> >Hi Bill,
> >        It's supposed to say "TRADE in goods and services as a percentage
> >of GDP", as did "subject line" of my message. Sorry about that.
> >
> >-- Susan
> >
> >THE TEXT OF YOUR MESSAGE FOLLOWS:
> >>
> >> Susan Hunt tells us:
> >>
> >> >
> >> >Dear all,
> >> > . Here is a table showing "goods and
> >> >services as a percentage of GDP" from my text:
> >> >
> >> >        The Netherlands                 52%
> >> >        Germany                         37%
> >> >        New Zealand                     33%
> >> >        Canada                          30%
> >> >        UK                              27%
> >> >        France                          23%
> >> >        Italy                           22%
> >> >        United States                   11%
> >> >        Japan                           9%
> >>
> >> These are most telling statistics.  But they would mean more to
> >> non-economists if they said something about what the rest of th economy is.
> >> Does a GDP of 11% goods and services mean that the rest is just speculitive
> >> gain? Or ar there other entities in GDP I don't know about?
> >>
> >> Bill Ellis
> >> http://www.nonviolnce.org/tranet
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
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