The fact that KL and GJ are at the top of the indices, despite polar opposite political ideologies shows that an efficient state administration makes all the difference, not political ideologies that only help pull in votes.
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Kerala has a better excess to port , a good industrial background and need of nation to invest there , whereas gujarat attracted after lot of hard work , socialist ideology is harmful see , bengal, but a welfare ideology of uttar pradesh brought it above from that most bimaru status .The fact that KL and GJ are at the top of the indices, despite polar opposite political ideologies shows that an efficient state administration makes all the difference, not political ideologies that only help pull in votes.
Access to “The Bare Necessities” Such as Housing, Water, Sanitation, Electricity and Clean Cooking Fuel are a Sine Qua Non to live a Decent Life: Economic Survey
Economic Survey 2020-21 underlined the importance of access to bare necessities of housing, water, spib.gov.in
What is Bare Necessities Index? Details, significance and key takeaways
The Economic Survey 2020-21 talks about a Bare Necessities Index (BNI) at the rural, urban and all India level. Take a look at the details listed below about BNI.
“In 2018, access to bare necessities was the highest in states such as Kerala, Punjab, Haryana, and Gujarat, and lowest in Odisha, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Tripura.”
“J&K, Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Goa, Meghalaya, and Arunachal Pradesh showed improvement in access to bare necessities in rural areas between 2012 and 2018.”
“In 2018, the lowest access in rural India was seen in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, Assam, Manipur, and Tripura.”
There is no true communism anywhere today except probably in NKorea, of which i dont know much except a smiling leader and smiling citizens. Only varying degrees of pseudo-capitalism-mixed-communism opium work.
Hmmm...not sure. Why do you have to calculate real gdp from nominal? Real gdp is already available as we know the market prices of all goods sold. These prices obviously include inflation. Real gdp should be very easy to calculate - just multiply number of cars sold by price of that car type? That’s it. Done. Why do we need to first calculate the more difficult nominal gdp that requires inflation to be removed from price, which is very difficult thing to do? figuring out inflation at an individual item level is pretty tough - for example this car may be sold for the first time and would have no history of prices to calculate inflation. I don’t think this wiki entry is correct but I am not an economist- so cannot say for sure. But to me it appears real gdp is named “real” for a reason. It is the actual gdp as of the current year’s prices. So it is accurate.
Kerela has a natural advantage over Gujarat.The fact that KL and GJ are at the top of the indices, despite polar opposite political ideologies shows that an efficient state administration makes all the difference, not political ideologies that only help pull in votes.
Access to “The Bare Necessities” Such as Housing, Water, Sanitation, Electricity and Clean Cooking Fuel are a Sine Qua Non to live a Decent Life: Economic Survey
Economic Survey 2020-21 underlined the importance of access to bare necessities of housing, water, spib.gov.in
What is Bare Necessities Index? Details, significance and key takeaways
The Economic Survey 2020-21 talks about a Bare Necessities Index (BNI) at the rural, urban and all India level. Take a look at the details listed below about BNI.
“In 2018, access to bare necessities was the highest in states such as Kerala, Punjab, Haryana, and Gujarat, and lowest in Odisha, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Tripura.”
“J&K, Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Goa, Meghalaya, and Arunachal Pradesh showed improvement in access to bare necessities in rural areas between 2012 and 2018.”
“In 2018, the lowest access in rural India was seen in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, Assam, Manipur, and Tripura.”
Kerala’s biggest problems are -
Comparing Kerela and Gujrat on the same standards is akin to shitting on the effort of Gujratis.
No 2 might be a advantage in setting up service sector
What happened to the “master plan of Kochi GIFT city” which was to complete by march this year?
KL is still very much ahead of GJ in general prosperity, refer to household amenities section in NFHS survey or multidimensional poverty index.
That's a recent phenomenon. It wasn't so high even in the early 2000s.
It's over developed and kind of saturated now.
Already exporting $3 billion in IT/ Software. Can do better with new firms setting shop & new IT parks being built..
Yes and that's the reason for COMMUNISTS being there, can't allow development there.
Can anyone explain the history of commie party in Kerela. Not here but in the Political thread
There is a scope of exporting goods to Africa and importing cheap raw material from them.India topped 2020 vehicle imports into South Africa despite Covid-19 impact
India was the top country of origin for vehicle imports into South Africa despite the lengthy Covid lockdowns and overall declines in vehicle sales in 2020, according to the latest 2021 auto report
The 87,953 units imported from India accounted for 43.2 per cent of total passenger cars and light commercial vehicles imported by South Africa.
India topped 2020 vehicle imports into South Africa despite Covid-19 impact
India was the top country of origin for vehicle imports into South Africa despite the lengthy Covid lockdowns and overall declines in vehicle sales in 2020, according to the latest 2021 auto reportwww.business-standard.com
No dude. Replace the Real GDP with Nominal GDP and vice versa everywhere in your comment. That is what that investopedia article is saying. Even I don't get economics much. Who is DFI's resident economist? @Haldilal bro. Explain to us please.
Need to key a eye on China's investments there
