While average income is useful for comparisons, but it may hide disparities' Explain. Give two points
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The per capita income does not tell us anything about the distribution of income. For instance, a rich nation with an unequal distribution of income would be much lower than a weak nation with a more equitable distribution of income. ... The size of population influence the per capita income.
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Per capita income is an essential measure for development and is considered to be one of the most essential features for analyzing nations but it endures from the following conditions:
1. The per capita income does not tell us anything about the distribution of income. For instance, a rich nation with an unequal distribution of income would be much lower than a weak nation with a more equitable distribution of income.
2. The per capita income does not evolve numerous amenities & assistance that affect the quality of life, for example, education facilities, health facilities, etc.
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