Explain per capita income as a measure of economic growth
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Per capita income is a measure of finding a weather a country is developed or not. Here, the average of the total income of every person is found, hence, giving the mean. This can be used to compare whether a country is generally developed or not.
But this is not a useful way of comparison. Say, there are 5 people in a country. And their incomes are shown:
Country A: 500 500 500 500 48000
Country B: 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000
Here both the countries have per capita income 10000. But country B is more developed as this income is uniform unlike A where one section of the society gets only 500 while the other section gets 48000.
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