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व्हाट आर द मेन मेजरमेंट ऑफ मेजरिंग इकोनामिक डेवलपमेंट​

Answer 1

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The measurement of Economic development is done taking into account economic growth and various aspects of economic welfare. Since, economic welfare is a qualitative aspect of development; it needs to be measured in some way or the other. Some ways to measure the economic development are as follows:

1. Growth in GNP/GDP

2. Per Capita Income as an Index of Economic Welfare

3. UNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducation

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealth

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of living

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development The list of core indicators of socio-economic development is as follows:

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development The list of core indicators of socio-economic development is as follows:Expectation of life at birth

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development The list of core indicators of socio-economic development is as follows:Expectation of life at birthConsumption of animal protein,

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development The list of core indicators of socio-economic development is as follows:Expectation of life at birthConsumption of animal protein,Combined primary and secondary enrolment

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development The list of core indicators of socio-economic development is as follows:Expectation of life at birthConsumption of animal protein,Combined primary and secondary enrolmentAverage number of persons per room

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development The list of core indicators of socio-economic development is as follows:Expectation of life at birthConsumption of animal protein,Combined primary and secondary enrolmentAverage number of persons per roomNewspaper circulation per 1,000 population

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development The list of core indicators of socio-economic development is as follows:Expectation of life at birthConsumption of animal protein,Combined primary and secondary enrolmentAverage number of persons per roomNewspaper circulation per 1,000 populationPercentage of economically active population with electricity, gas, water, etc.

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development The list of core indicators of socio-economic development is as follows:Expectation of life at birthConsumption of animal protein,Combined primary and secondary enrolmentAverage number of persons per roomNewspaper circulation per 1,000 populationPercentage of economically active population with electricity, gas, water, etc.Agricultural production per male agricultural worker

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development The list of core indicators of socio-economic development is as follows:Expectation of life at birthConsumption of animal protein,Combined primary and secondary enrolmentAverage number of persons per roomNewspaper circulation per 1,000 populationPercentage of economically active population with electricity, gas, water, etc.Agricultural production per male agricultural workerPercentage of adult male labour in agriculture

UNRISD’s Core Indicators of DevelopmentEducationHealthStandard of livingUNRISD’s Core Indicators of Development The list of core indicators of socio-economic development is as follows:Expectation of life at birthConsumption of animal protein,Combined primary and secondary enrolmentAverage number of persons per roomNewspaper circulation per 1,000 populationPercentage of economically active population with electricity, gas, water, etc.Agricultural production per male agricultural workerPercentage of adult male labour in agricultureElectricity consumption, kw per capita

4. The Physical Quality of Life Index (PQLI)

• infant mortality rate
• literacy rate
• life expectancy

5. Human Development Index (HDI)

6. Inequality-adjusted HDI (IHDI)

7. Gender related Development Index (GDI)

8. Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI)

• Education
• health
• standard of living