Skip to main content

Economic Development and it's indicators

 Economic Development and it's indicators


> Economic Development shows positive qualitative Change in the multidimensional aspects of an economy such as reduction of people poverty , inequality , and unemployment along with economic growth.

> In Modern Days , the concept of economic development also includes improvement of quality of life through cleaner environment better education , good health and nutrition.

> Economic Development is the process in which People in a country become wealthy healthy better educated and have greater access to Good quality housing.
Gamesandblogs


Indicators of Economics development

1. Per Capita Income:

In terms of this indicator's , development is said to take place if the growth rate of nation exceed the growth rate of population. It reveals that the the country is better off gradually and the availability of goods and services has increase.


2. Physical quality of life index [ PQLI ]

PQLI is common indicators of development. PQLI is measured on scale of 1 to 100. If it's value crosses . 50 , the country is supposed to be advanced and if the value lies below 50 the nation are developing. PQLI as an index was developed by Morris D Morris.

3. Humana  Development Index:

The first Human development report introduced a new way of measuring development by combining indicators of life expectancy and it was first serve as frame of reference for both social and economic development.
The basic dimensions of human development index are:

- life expectancy at birth
- adult literacy rate
- gross national product per capita

It is measured on the scale of 0 to 1.

Human development index is divided into three categories:

1. High human development index

2. Medium human development index

3. Low human development index

4. Basic Human Needs




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Sunita Williams Smiles as She Returns Home After 286 Days in Space

  Sunita Williams Smiles As She Returns Home After 286 Days. Sunita Williams, a renowned NASA astronaut, has made headlines once again with her remarkable journey in space. After spending an extended period of 286 days orbiting Earth, Williams has finally returned home, marking the end of a mission initially planned for just 10 days. This extraordinary feat showcases her resilience and highlights the complexities and challenges of space exploration. The Mission Williams, along with fellow astronaut Butch Wilmore, embarked on the first crewed mission of Boeing's Starliner spacecraft in June 2024. The mission was intended to be a brief test flight to demonstrate Starliner's capability to carry astronauts to and from the International Space Station (ISS). However, due to unforeseen technical issues, the duo found themselves extending their stay on the ISS for nearly nine months 6 7 . The Challenges The Starliner mission faced several setbacks, including malfunctioning thrusters th...

Argentina beat Brazil 1-0 and wins Copa America

 Argentina beat Brazil 1-0 and wins Copa America Argentina captain Lionel Messi won the first international title in his career. Messi won the Copa America on Sunday morning. In a very competitive match, Argentina defeated Brazil 1-0 to win the title. Winger Angel Di Maria scored to give Argentina the title. He scored in the 22nd minute with a long pass from Rodrigo de Paul. Messi previously played four finals for Argentina, but failed to win the title. Argentina won the Copa America for the first time since 1993, failing to reach the final. Argentina reached the 2014 World Cup, 2015 and 2016 Copa America finals. Prior to that, when he was in the team, Argentina had reached the 2007 Copa Cup Final. However, Argentina lost four times in the final.  Argentina Lift Lionel Messi In the air after his First National Trophy Win Copa America 2021 [ VIDEO ]

I Went to School for 18 Years... and Got Pranked by Life!

 Hey, I'm Shishir. I'm from Nepal, and now I'm living in Perth, Australia. And here's something I've been thinking about: I spent 18 years of my life going to school. Yeah, 18. I'm 20 now, and honestly? I'm still trying to figure out if it was all... worth it.  It felt like a full-time job. 10 to 4, every day. Backpack stuffed with textbooks, notebooks spilling out, sometimes even an extra bag. Then home, the real work started: homework, test prep, the constant pressure to get better grades. I was convinced that if I worked hard enough, I'd unlock some secret to success. That was the routine until Grade 10. Then came the big decisions: Morning classes or day classes? (Day classes, obviously. Who wants to freeze in the winter?) And then the even bigger ones: Science, commerce, arts, law? What college? I ended up at a pricey college in Kathmandu, because a relative went there. Looking back, I think, "Why didn't I just go somewhere more affordable...