different between development and growth
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In economic sense (as far as I know…)
Growth is a process of expanding or becoming large over a certain period. It specifically has nothing to do as far as qualitative expansion is concerned or in other words it is a term which depicts quantitative enlargement of a particular thing.
Whereas,
Development is a wider term and includes growth i.e it is more of a comprehensive concept which not only includes quantitative enlargement but also includes qualitative expansion.
Growth may or may not be good for a particular criteria (or at least in economics..) but Development more often signifies a positive attitude..
Now let's take an example
The population of our country is growing
the sentence expresses the increase or expansion of population but this may not be a good indication for our economy
In another example,
The industrial sector of our country has developed over the decade
Now in this sentence development of a sector is expressed to have happened and this indeed is a good indication for our economy!
That is why rate of development is used in real senses to compare two aspects as it gives an accurate and correct base on which those two aspects should be compared….
After all quality matters more than quantity!
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In economic sense (as far as I know…)
Growth is a process of expanding or becoming large over a certain period. It specifically has nothing to do as far as qualitative expansion is concerned or in other words it is a term which depicts quantitative enlargement of a particular thing.
Whereas,
Development is a wider term and includes growth i.e it is more of a comprehensive concept which not only includes quantitative enlargement but also includes qualitative expansion.
Growth may or may not be good for a particular criteria (or at least in economics..) but Development more often signifies a positive attitude..
Now let's take an example
The population of our country is growing
the sentence expresses the increase or expansion of population but this may not be a good indication for our economy
In another example,
The industrial sector of our country has developed over the decade
Now in this sentence development of a sector is expressed to have happened and this indeed is a good indication for our economy!
That is why rate of development is used in real senses to compare two aspects as it gives an accurate and correct base on which those two aspects should be compared….
After all quality matters more than quantity!
I hope it helped…thanks for reading and my apology if I've made any mistake :-):-)
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Both growth and development refer to changes over a period of time. The difference is that growth is quantitative and value neutral. It may have a positive or a negative sign. This means that the change may be either positive (showing an increase) or negative (indicating a decrease). Development means a qualitative change which is always value positive. This means that development cannot take place unless there is an increment or addition to the existing conditions. Development occurs when positive growth takes place. Yet, positive growth does not always lead to development. Development occurs when there is a positive change in quality
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