What do you mean by Net Factor Income from Abroad ?
Net Factor Income from Abroad is the difference between the domestic income and national income of an economy. Factor income from abroad is the income earned by a country’s normal residents from the rest of the world for the factor services provided by them. The income is earned in the form of rent, wages, interest, salaries, dividends and retained earnings. However, factor income to abroad is the income paid by a country’s residents to the residents of other countries (i.e., non-residents of the former country) for the factor services given by them within the economic territory.
How to Calculate Net Factor Income from Abroad?
Net Factor Income from Abroad calculator uses Net Factor Income from Abroad = Net Compensation of Employees+Net Income from Property and Entrepreneurship+Net Retained Earnings to calculate the Net Factor Income from Abroad, Net Factor Income from Abroad is a concept used in macroeconomics to measure the difference between income earned by residents of a country from their investments and work in abroad and the income earned by non residents from their investments and work within the country. Net Factor Income from Abroad is denoted by NFIA symbol.
How to calculate Net Factor Income from Abroad using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Net Factor Income from Abroad, enter Net Compensation of Employees (NCE), Net Income from Property and Entrepreneurship (NIpe) & Net Retained Earnings (Nre) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Net Factor Income from Abroad calculation can be explained with given input values -> 1240 = 590+200+450.