The average income is not a perfect base to compare the development of the country comment on it
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Yes because it doesn't provide distribution of income and it also ignores important factors like life expectancy , birth rate , death rate .. e.t.c.
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Yes,
as we can't understand how many people are unemployed or how many people are employed, ex : we can't judge with only average how many students are fail or pass
as we can't understand how many people are unemployed or how many people are employed, ex : we can't judge with only average how many students are fail or pass
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