Economic growth primarily describes an increase in what?
Growth concerns expansion of real production or income over time.
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GSEB Std 12 Economics (English medium), Chapter 2, printed pages 14–28. Original practice; not official board questions.
Growth concerns expansion of real production or income over time.
Development includes qualitative and structural improvements as well as income growth.
Per capita income is average income per person.
Real income removes the effect of changing prices.
PQLI summarises selected non-income dimensions of physical well-being.
Infant mortality, life expectancy and literacy are the PQLI dimensions discussed in the chapter.
HDI considers health, education and living standards.
An average can conceal differences among individuals.
Fewer infant deaths are a favourable physical well-being outcome.
Literacy captures a basic educational achievement.
Real economic growth. Higher nominal income does not establish more goods and services.
Population can grow faster than income. Per capita income divides income by population; faster population growth can lower it.
Higher real income accompanied by better health and education. Development assesses the quality of life as well as production.
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