<p>Friend,</p>

<p>To find non-profit organizations (non-government) expenditures within the national accounts for GDP  you can visit the BEA site (www.bea.gov) and go to the national accounts table 1.13.  </p>

<p>non-profit organizations is listed as Nonprofit institutions serving households (line # 49).   To attempt to answer your question it would fall between firms and households but more under households. </p>

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Mike J
<p>We have 3 categories of spenders: </p>

<p>1.Households (except for buying first-hands houses, all their expenditures are counted as consumption)</p>

<p>2.Firms (all their expedintures are counted as investments)</p>

<p>3.The State (All its expedintures are counted as government expidentures)</p>

<p>Non-government non-profit organization also spend their money, but they don't seem to belong to any of these categories.</p>

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Where are expenditures of non-government non-proft organizations in the expedienture approach of calculating GDP?
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# Where are expenditures of non-government non-proft organizations in the expedienture approach of calculating GDP?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-12-29)

We have 3 categories of spenders:

1.Households (except for buying first-hands houses, all their expenditures are counted as consumption)

2.Firms (all their expedintures are counted as investments)

3.The State (All its expedintures are counted as government expidentures)

Non-government non-profit organization also spend their money, but they don't seem to belong to any of these categories.

**Tags:** macroeconomics, gdp


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2020-01-03. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

Friend,

To find non-profit organizations (non-government) expenditures within the national accounts for GDP you can visit the BEA site (www.bea.gov) and go to the national accounts table 1.13.

non-profit organizations is listed as Nonprofit institutions serving households (line # 49). To attempt to answer your question it would fall between firms and households but more under households.


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