India is 5th largest economy in the world
But why India's Nomial per capita income Ranking stands at 136th place
What's the problem
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Armaan Nath
Stealth • 7m
Unfiltered thoughts (5/5)
There are 3 types of India:
India-1
~Population of 110 Mn
~Per capita income of $10k
~Buys from Flipkart, watch Netflix, drink Starbucks coffee
~Contributes to 40% of India GDP
~Fluent with English
~35Mn credit card users
‼️ Why they even make such a weird comments on GDP , why not talk about per capita income ?
What's your views guys , how big Indian GDP can be ?
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Stealth • 3m
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N K Yadav
Stealth • 5m
India in coming 10-12 years-
- Size of economy - from $3.8 trillion to $10t
- Per capita income- from $2500 to $6000-7000
- Discretionary spending- from $500-600 to $3000
- Infra spending- from $200-250b to $650-700b
- Equity Investors- 5-6% to 15%.
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Aarihant Aaryan
Stealth • 8m
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