LET'S WORK THESE OUT
1. Look at data in Tables 1.3 and 1.4. Is Haryana ahead of Kerala
in literacy rate etc., as it is in terms of per capita income?
2. Think of other examples where collective provision of goods
and services is cheaper than individual provision.
3. Does availability of good health and educational facilities depend
only on amount of money spent by the government on these
facilities? What other factors could be relevant?
4. In Tamil Nadu, 90 per cent of the people living in rural areas use
a ration shop, whereas in West Bengal only 35 per cent of rural
people do so. Where would people be better off and why?
IF anyone of you answer these questions properly then I will mark his answer as BRAINLIST
Answers
Answer:
PER CAPITA INCOME . 1.7 Per capita income is average the income earned per person. At the time of formation of Haryana State in 1966, the per capita income of State at current prices was only 608. Since then, the per capita ` income has increased multi fold.
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1) No, Kerala (98.2% as per 2018 report) has a comparatively higher literacy rate then that of Haryana (67.91 % as per 2018 report) even though the per capita income of the state of Haryana is higher than that of Kerala mainly due to the its prosperity and advancement in agricultural sectors.
2) Some examples where collective provision of goods and services is cheaper than individual provision includes in factories, in mining, in manufacturing, etc where an activity is carried out on a mass scale.
3) No, it does NOT only depend on amount of money spent. It also depends on the capabilities of the service provided by doctors, quality of medicines (i.e healtcare products, etc) in case of medical facilities. In case of educational facilities quality of the teachers, teaching imparted to the students, learning environment, educational content provided, etc are some factors.
4) Ehh...since I'm not so sure bout this one I'll just give my own personal opinion so you can alter the answer the way you want.
The number of people in rural areas utilizing ration shops in West Bengal are lesser than people using ration shops in Tamil Nadu. It either could be because there is heavy demand for simple utilities available in ration shops hence more customers, could also be because that there might be more ration shops in rural areas of Tamil Nadu or just they have a high population of people. Public facilities development in here is better than West Bengal
While in the second scenario, i.e is in the case of West Bengal it might be because the public distribution system in those rural areas are not efficient enough to be able to provide for all or there might be a shortage of number of these grocery stores or people are poorer altogether.
Hope this explaination helps you!