Economy, asked by tirthpatelpt9990, 8 months ago

Why per capita income is not considered as a pure indicator of
economic development?

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Answered by ranjitselvand

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Answer:

Per capita income is not considered as a pure indicator of development because

1 It only includes financial condition of a country

2 Factors like Health, education, mortality rate are also important for indication of development

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