Social Sciences, asked by arshkamal, 2 months ago

Though the level of income is important , it is an inadequate measure of the level of development .” justify the statement.

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Answered by sahanan11
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  1. (a) it takes into consideration only the monetary view of development.
  2. (b) a high level of income may not satisfy an individual if other aspects like security, freedom, opportunities, welfare, health facilities, education and cleanliness, are absent.
  3. (c) it is perhaps universally accepted that development is not just about income, although income (economic wealth, more generally) has a great deal to do with it.
  4. (d) development is also about the removal of poverty and undernutrition. It is an increase in life expectancy and access to sanitation, clean drinking water and health services. It is the reduction of infant mortality and increased access to knowledge and schooling and literacy, in particular.

Answered by Jaishanth28
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