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∙ 11y agolast four year gdp of india
2008-8.3%
2009-6.7%
2010-8.7%
2011-7.6%
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Make a project of dress habit in India over the last 50 years compare the dress habit of different states age group?
what are the dress habits in india over last 10 years
Is India richer than South Africa?
Unfortunately not, India has a GDP per capita rate of US$837(2012), but South Africa has a GDP per capita rate of US$3,825(2012) according to the world bank and IMF. South Africa also has world class infrastructure and it's government spends more on healthcare and education.
What is the contribution of different sectors in the GDP of India?
The primary sector includes agriculture fishing and etc. THIS sector contribute product obtain direct on earth. It contribute in GDP less than the comparision of secondary and tertiary sector.
What percent of rich people live in India?
in last year forbes ranking 4 out of 10 rich people in the world belongs from INDIA.
Which continents has the most countries in the top ten list?
10 largest: Asia (4) 10 most populated: Asia (7) 10 richest [by GDP]: Europe (4) 10 richest [by GDP per capita]: Europe (6) 10 most densely populated: Asia (5) 10 most developed: Europe (6) 10 least corruptible: Europe (6) 10 by population growth rate: Africa (9) 10 by GDP growth rate: Asia (7)
What is the GNP data of Pakistan for last ten years?
i want to know the gnp data of Pakistan last ten years
What will the country's GDP have to be in 10 years to maintain the current debt-to-GDP ratio?
$80 trillion
Make a project of dress habit in India over the last 50 years compare the dress habit of different states age group?
what are the dress habits in india over last 10 years
What is a fast time economic growth?
In my opinion, there's no correct answer to your question because every country is different and the time it takes to each of them to grow is different. However, I'd would use the "rule of 70" to determine how long it will take an economy to double it's GDP. By the way, economic growth means having an increase in GDP. Let's say India's GDP is increasing 10% each year, so using the rule of 70 it will take 7 years to double its current GDP. 70/10 = 7 years.
If a country's debt-to-GDP is currently 25%and its debt is expected to grow from $16 trillion to $20 trillion in the next ten years, what will be the country's GDP have to be in 10 years to maintain the current debt-to-GDP ratio?
80 trillion
If Haiti's per capita GDP of roughly 1280.00 increases by an exceptionally fast 5 percent a year what will its per capita GDP be in 10 years?
approx. 1,280 times (1+5%)^10, i.e. 1,280x1.63=2,085
Has India successfully integrated with the global economy Explain in your own words?
Contrary to the general perception overseas that India has not opened up enough, the country has become a more open economy and outgrown the US and Japan (the two largest economies in the world) in terms of its share of external trade in merchandise and services of gross domestic product (GDP) over the last decade. India's share has doubled to 30.3 per cent in 2002, against 22.8 per cent of the US and 23.1 per cent of Japan during the last 10 years. However, the country's share of external trade is only next to China, whose external trade to GDP stood at 55.5 per cent in 2002.
Has teenage obesity gone up in last 10 years?
yes it has gone up in the last 10 years
Best econimic country in the world?
Currently, the two best economies in the world are the Indian and the Chinese economy. China has seen the fastest economic boom, but India is not far behind. In fact, projections show that India will be the fastest growing economy in about 10 years and may even surpass China in terms of GDP.
How many years did the American Resoloution last?
i think it last 5-10 years
Can real GDP rise as per-capita real GDP falls?
It can if your population increases faster than your GDP. Imagine if you have a 6% growth in GDP but a 10% growth in population => a reduction of 4% in GDP per capita.
When will China overtake USA as global economic power?
Assuming China's recent massive growth rate of 10% holds and that America keeps growing at its historical average of about 3% a year, China will overtake the US in about 30 years. There are some caveats to this analysis. First of all, no country can sustain a 10% growth rate for more than a few years without massive inflation taking its toll. Also, the backbone of China's economy: cheap labor, is becoming not so cheap as the nation gets richer (as the GDP goes up, labor gets more expensive), the standard of living goes up, and people demand higher wages (labor will always move around the world). In short, China cannot sustain a 10% growth rate for 30 years. In fact, China's GDP took a big hit last quarter. On the American side, our GDP growth has been historically 3%, but in the last few years, due to massive increases in productivity, our GDP growth rate has been higher in the past 40 years.
