per capita income is not considered a true measure of development.. comment
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Per capita income tells us about the average income but it hides the disparities among the people. it does bot show if this income is gained by poor people, middle class people or rich people
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Ans. When the total income of a country is divided
by its total population, it is called per capita
income or average income. It is not considered
a true measure of development because of
the following reasons:
(1) It does not tell us how this income is
distributed as population is a variable
component.
(2) Life expectancy and infant mortality
rate can be used as other criteria for
measuring development.
(3) Literacy rate and health status of people
in the country can be the other criteria for
measuring development.
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