Economy, asked by aryandeore24, 10 months ago

why are averages not useful when comparing countries

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Answered by mihirsthacker
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Because a person owning a car in India is consider to be a rich but a person not owning a car in USA is said to be a poor

If a few will have much resources within their hands and more people will be in poverty the how could that country be a rich country.

Although average shows the mean of some data, where some frequency can be higher and can change the overall data.


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Answered by brainlystargirl
16

Heya _____

Ques _____ Why are averages not useful when comparing countries??

Ans ________

Average here means to express the comparison chart in terms of GDP development...

But yeah, its not good way to compare one country from other averaged % ____

• Average doesn't give the exact income of each and everyone in the country....

• It shows only three sectors contribution in growth not the exact standard of country....

Let's take an example ____

In 2015 the Indian GDP was ____ 5.6 % and in the 2018 it raises from 6.5% ....

But the % of people who r poor are still same so how can we say that we r developing....

So per capita income is good to compare not the averages...

Thank you

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