India Vs Bhutan: Every person in Bhutan earns more than Indians, you will be shocked to hear the figures

India is far behind its neighboring country Bhutan in terms of per capita income (GDP). According to the report of World of Statistics, compared to Bhutan, the per capita income (GDP) in India is only 2,878 dollars i.e. 2 lakh 54 thousand. Whereas in Bhutan the per capita income (GDP) is 4,302 dollars, i.e. 3 lakh 81 thousand. According to this, the per capita income in Bhutan is about Rs 1 lakh 30 thousand more than that of India.
The biggest indicator of how strong or weak a country’s economy is is its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In simple terms, GDP represents the total value that is derived from the production of all goods and services within a country’s borders in a given time period (usually a year or quarter). It can be called a mirror of the economic health of a country, the higher the GDP, the better the economic condition.

What is GDP?

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total monetary or market value obtained from all goods and services produced in a country during a specified period. GDP in India is calculated both annually and quarterly. GDP figures tell us at what pace the industry, agriculture and service sectors are progressing in the country.

Which sectors are included in GDP?

Earlier, only the contribution of agriculture and industry sector was measured in GDP, but now services like education, health, banking, IT and telecom have also been included in it. This provides more accurate information about the economic activities of the country.

world’s fourth largest economy

India is the fourth largest economy in the world today, but due to its huge population the per capita income appears low; when the total GDP is divided among the billions of people, the average income figure becomes lower. In India, factors like rapidly increasing population, inequality in education and employment and rural-urban gap affect the economic balance. However, India’s economy is continuously growing. Improvements in IT, construction, agriculture and service sectors are expected to increase per capita income in the coming years.

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