Many economists agree that relying solely on GDP provides a narrow view of a nation’s overall well-being. The key question is ...

But with a population of over 1.4 billion, the country’s GDP per capita tells a different story. At just $2,880, India remains far behind China ($13,690) and Japan ($33,960), according to IMF ...

Still, the per capita income has close to doubled over the last 10 years. “That is keeping pace with the overall GDP growth as the population growth is slowing down with fertility rates going ...

GDP per capita, on the other hand, is what you get when you divide a country’s GDP by its total population. It is like dividing a household’s total income by the number of people in the household.

India’s GDP per capita this year is estimated to be $2,940 and is expected to grow to nearly $4,195 by 2029. The country’s economic trajectory is a mix of industrial growth, demographic shifts ...

Shrivastava explained that a developed country has many indicators like GDP, per capita GDP, human development index, income distributions etc. “We generally rank low on an aggregate basis ...

India's per capita income is now around $3,000 but remains low, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) member Sanjeev Sanyal said on Monday. He suggested that sustained growth in ...

Cape Verde reclassified as an upper-middle-income country due to a 16.8% rise in GNI per capita. • Namibia downgraded to lower-middle-income after a 12.9% decrease in GNI per capita. • Cape Verde’s ...

In the GDP per capita ranking for 2025, India stands at the 124th position out of approximately 200 countries. In terms of overall GDP rankings , India ranks 4th in the world, following the USA ...

Dutch GDP per capita 0.3 percent higher than 2023. Adjusted for price changes, GDP per capita in the Netherlands was 0.3 percent higher in 2024 than the year before. Economic growth outpaced ...

GDP to ‘fall again’ in March quarter economists, banks warn after Australia broke 21 month long per capita recession. Australia could be heading back into per capita recession territory as ...