India GDP per capita Rs 99,872 ($1567) 2014-15

[Shotgunner51]

People tend to ignore the how much Indian currency has tanked in recent years. But in rupees India's GDP has been increasing as you can see from official source.

I just checked, the INR has continued a depreciation path against the US$ over the year.

According to official site of Indian Government, data in INR (http://indiabudget.nic.in/es2014-15/estat1.pdf)

Total GDP = INR 124.98662 trillion
GDP per capita = INR 88,533​

According the current US$:INR (63.74)

Total GDP = $1.96088 trillion
GDP per capita = $1,388.9​

 

[Kabira]

I just checked

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According to official site (http://indiabudget.nic.in/es2014-15/estat1.pdf)

Total GDP = INR 124.98662 trillion
GDP per capita = INR 88,533​

According the current US$:INR (63.74)

Total GDP = $1.96088 trillion
GDP per capita = $1,388.9​

Indians are coming up with every website which is not Indian goverment website. Seem like random people have better idea about India per capita then Indian goverment who calculate it

 

[ashok mourya]

 

[Abhitej]

What has been reported is net national income. There is a difference between net national income & gross national income. Net national income = Gross national income - indirect taxes. What is compared internationally is gross national income. So gross national income as per data in table will be INR 105,000 & in USD 1650. Do not get confused between gross & net national income. Also do not get confused between Gross domestic product & gross national income. Both are different terms. Most commonly used term for comparison between countries is per capita GDP.

 

[NKVD]

lol IMF staff estimates. But lets ignore Indian goverment lol[/QUOTE]
there is Not Specified the contest of Economic Survey and the contrast for which it Done the figures always fluctuate and Data you posted is in Accurate or computed on old Estimates NNI

 

[Abhitej]

Whoever has started the thread does not have any knowledge of economics. Putting heading as Per capita GDP when data given is for NNI.

 

[UKBengali]

India rupee has devaluated from around 45 to 1 US dollar to less than 60 now.

That is the reason why India has GDP/capita on par with Pakistan and BD these days.

 

[NKVD]

What has been reported is net national income. There is a difference between net national income & gross national income. Net national income = Gross national income - indirect taxes. What is compared internationally is gross national income. So gross national income as per data in table will be INR 105,000 & in USD 1650. Do not get confused between gross & net national income. Also do not get confused between Gross domestic product & gross national income. Both are different terms. Most commonly used term for comparison between countries is per capita GDP.

Did you think PDF trolls probably Had an idea about Basic Economics

 

[M.SAAD]

Even as a Pakistani I dont believe that India has less GDP per capita than Pakistan lol.

 

[NKVD]

Whoever has started the thread does not have any knowledge of economics. Putting heading as Per capita GDP when data given is for NNI.

welcum to

 

[nForce]

@save_ghenda

The figures that you quote is NNI, and NOT GDP.

FYI..
Gross National Product(GNP) = GDP + net income from abroad.

Net National Income = GNP - depreciation.

How to calculate depreciation ? That's something you should figure out, before you think of posting articles like this.

 

[ito]

While according to Indian goverment per capita is $1390 who to believe? WB and IMF who both have different figures or Indian goverment? I bet IMF and WB don't even provide GDP in rupees.lol



"Shaded cells indicate IMF staff estimates"

lol IMF staff estimates. But lets ignore Indian goverment lol

Compare apples to apples and not apples to oranges.

Take one source such as IMF and then compare across countries. You will have uniformity as IMF will follow one method to calculate to GDP across all countries

 

[NKVD]

@save_ghenda

The figures that you quote is NNI, and NOT GDP.

FYI..

Gross National Product(GNP) = GDP + net income from abroad.

Net National Income = GNP - depreciation.

How to calculate depreciation ? That's something you should figure out, before you think of posting articles like this.

Madarsa Economics on the Way

 

[Kabira]

Compare apples to apples and not apples to oranges.

Take one source such as IMF and then compare across countries. You will have uniformity as IMF will follow one method to calculate to GDP across all countries

IMF does not calculate anything but estimate, some random Indian apu in IMF office is calculating. Here the source is Indian goverment who know better about their own GDP then others.

 

[Abhitej]

You are not making any sense, read OP again or don't bother to post.

Rs88,533 mean $1390. Not $1800 as some of you are claiming, maybe when $1 was worth Rs45 but now its rs63.

You are really stupid. 88,533 is net national income. Gross national income is 105,000. Divide 105,000 by 63 & check.