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Per capita income is not enough for measuring economic development? Do you agree or not

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Per capita income is not enough for measuring economic development? Do you agree or not

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Per capita income is an average and this average may not represent the standard of living of the people, if the increased national income goes to the few rich instead of giving to the many poor. Thus unless national income is evenly distributed, per capita income cannot serve as a satisfactory indicator of development.

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Population is rising at an alarming rate in India making overpopulation an urgent and important issue. Give reason.

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Population is rising at an alarming rate in India making overpopulation an urgent and important issue. Give reason.

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The two main common causes leading to over population in India are: The birth rate is still higher than the death rate. they have been successful in declining the death rates but the same cannot be said for birth rates.

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Is population growth good or bad for economic development? Justify your answer

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Is population growth good or bad for economic development? Justify your answer

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given that there is a fixed quantity of land, population growth will eventually reduce the amount of resources that each individual can consume, ultimately resulting in disease, starvation, and war.so i think that the economic development in bad

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Will population growth reduce the growth rate of per capita income? Support your answer with appropriate evidences?

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Will population growth reduce the growth rate of per capita income? Support your answer with appropriate evidences?

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The Relationship Between Economic Growth and Population Growth. If population growth and per capita GDP growth are completely independent, higher population growth rates would clearly lead to higher economic growth rates