Why UNDP is different from world bank?
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(a) Per capita income is the base for comparison.
(b) It is a narrow concept of development.
(c) Countries have been divided into three categories, i.e., the rich countries, the middle income countries and the poor countries.
UNDP
(a) UNDP has taken education, health and the per capita income as the base.
(b) It is a broader concept of development,
(c) Countries have been ranked.
(b) It is a narrow concept of development.
(c) Countries have been divided into three categories, i.e., the rich countries, the middle income countries and the poor countries.
UNDP
(a) UNDP has taken education, health and the per capita income as the base.
(b) It is a broader concept of development,
(c) Countries have been ranked.
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WORLD BANK:
◆ It does comparision on the basis of per capita income.
◆ world bank has a narrow view.
◆ According to world bank the countries are divided into three categories: rich countries, developing, low income countries.
UNDP:
◆ It compares the countries on the basis of per capita income, health, status, and educational level.
◆ It has broader view.
◆ According to UNDP Countries are ranked.
◆ It does comparision on the basis of per capita income.
◆ world bank has a narrow view.
◆ According to world bank the countries are divided into three categories: rich countries, developing, low income countries.
UNDP:
◆ It compares the countries on the basis of per capita income, health, status, and educational level.
◆ It has broader view.
◆ According to UNDP Countries are ranked.
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