Economy, asked by tifebim, 6 months ago

Does a higher GDP imply high welfare. Why

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Answered by Anonymous
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Yes it does

An increasing GDP is often seen as a measure of welfare and economic success. ... It is common to divide this indicator by a country's population to better gauge how productive and developed an economy is – the GDP per capita

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Answered by s02371joshuaprince47
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YES.

All economic value is subjective—free-market prices are determined by how much better off individuals believe a good or service can make them. ... So, in some sense, higher GDP should equate to greater human progress, because it means more valuable goods and services have been created

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