Social Sciences, asked by pratikgautam, 7 months ago

why is GDI often low in developing countries

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Answered by devedrayadav7878
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When the country experiences substantial absolute changes to its economy, it may still clock a low GDP growth rate just because it has a high economic base which is a trait of an advanced economy. The fastest growing economies in the world are almost always developing countries.

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