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PRATHAM
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BeatStars • 1y

Germany is way ahead than India than You Think‼️ The news and social media has ruined the minds of people and somewhat brainwashed them by not revealing the truth. No doubt India is 5th largest economy but in top 10 economy list India has the lowest GDP per capita 2.73 and Germany is 3 largest economy with 56.29 GDP per capita. Such a amazing number right? Are you proud of this ⁉️ Even India lack behind Brazil in the parameter of GDP per capita. India have largest young population, large lang area (which are full of resources unlike polar countries) but countries like Germany are way ahead than india. You would say India is growing more than others. But it's obvious as India is still developing country (which obviously have more growth potential) and Germany is developed country and so it doesn't have crazy growth numbers. (Being 5th largest economy for India isn't huge achievement I would say coz see in such massive population the economic activity would definitely be high)

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Anonymous 5

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

India is developing bro.

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Bhavya jha

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Nawal
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SELF • 1y

That number blew my mind tbh , I don't know why people don't ask politicians about per capita income instead of GDP

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Anonymous 8

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Good observation.. it’s very visible when you go to the streets..

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Anonymous 6
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Wipro • 1y

Yes developing, villas are becoming mansions, i don’t see no hut becoming a even an apartment

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Anonymous 7
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udaan.com • 1y

Didn't realize the per capita gap between India and Germany was THAT extreme. $2700 vs $56k is just wild. Really highlights India's true development challenges ahead.

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Anonymous 4

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Damn, even Brazil is ahead of India in per capita GDP? I knew we were leagues behind developed nations, but that's a real wake up call that we need to pursue more inclusive, balanced growth across all states/sectors.

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

This is why we need to look beyond just the topline GDP numbers for any economy. Per capita GDP, HDI, median incomes etc. are much better indicators of how affordable and high the standard of living actually is for the average citizen.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

To be fair, you can't really compare apples to oranges here. Germany is a developed, industrialized economy while India is still in the developing phase trying to lift hundreds of millions out of poverty. The per capita GDP gap makes sense at this stage.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Agreed. These GDP per capita numbers really put things into perspective. While India's overall GDP ranking looks impressive on the surface, the low per capita income shows there's still a lot of ground to cover in terms of evenly distributed economic prosperity and development.

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PRATHAM
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BeatStars • 1y

One of the reason why India is one of the largest economy is it's population due to which engaging economic activities are very obvious so eventually the economy will be huge where in Germany the population is lower and the Ares is not so big despite of this Germany is ahead, don't you think we should not be this proud of India, ( a opinion)

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