How far can GDP be taken as an index of welfare
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GDP refers to the gross domestic product.
Explanation:
- GDP or gross domestic product is the sum total of all the goods and services produced in an economy in a financial year.
- GDP only includes the value of the goods and services and do not include barter exchanges, charities, and other such transactions.
- Moreover, it does not indicate important factors such as human development, the standard of life, hygiene and sanitation, etc.
- Therefore, GDP is not a good index for measuring welfare. It can only measure availability of goods and services.
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