The economic measure in question is GNI per capita.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/gross-national-income-gni.asp
It is the income earned by all individuals and businesses divided by population of the nation.
Gross domestic product is value of ALL products and services produced by a nation.
@Minho Correct GDP per capita to GNI per capita. The report you linked to states GNI.
@mmr, what this means is that on an average, income of Indians are increasing faster than the economy growing (10% vs 6-7% or so). It could mean that indian labour market is correcting to underpayment of some individuals or businesses. From what I heard, Indians are the most underpaid employees in the world.
Remember folks. GDP per capita measures PRODUCTIVITY. GNI per capita measures PROSPERITY. They are two different thing and reflect two different ideas. Oh, to see a trend, always correct for inflation.
If you don't know something you have two options :
1. Keep quite and learn it.
2. Open your mouth and let the entire world know that you are ignorant.
You have remarkably taken the second option to its extreme. Show the world that you are ignorant and proud of it.
Thank you for explaining it.
What are you blabbering about?
Canada is the safest country for women.
And why the hell you skipping like a monkey from branch to branch? The thread is about Indian Economy, so stick to it. If you have some rape fantasies, go elsewhere.
Ignore them. We should feel a badge of honor when Pakistan posters criticize anyone who is not alligning with their mindset. That is expected in PDF.