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There are four key factors that influence a country's economic growth: 1) investment in human capital through education and training, 2) investment in capital goods like machinery and technology, 3) availability of natural resources, and 4) entrepreneurship. A country's gross domestic product, which measures the total value of goods and services produced, is used to determine its economic growth and standard of living.
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- Population growth rate is the percentage change in a population from one period to the next.
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Human_Capital_Formation_An_Indian_Perspective.pptx
Human capital refers to the skills, knowledge, and attributes embodied in individuals that contribute to economic output. It is formed through investments in education, health, migration, information access, and on-the-job training. India recognizes human capital's importance for economic growth. While India has increased spending on education and health over time, further investments are needed to achieve targets like 6% of GDP spent on education. Improving access to education, especially for women and rural populations, will help develop India's human capital over the long term.
Econ-Development-Lesson-1.pptx
The document provides an overview of key concepts related to economic growth and development. It discusses factors that influence economic growth such as savings and investment, diminishing returns, foreign investment, education, health, property rights, free trade, research and development, population growth, and productivity. It also distinguishes between economic growth, economic development, standard of living, and cost of living.
economic_growth.ppt
Economic growth occurs when a country produces more goods and services through acquiring new resources or using existing resources more efficiently. The key benefits of economic growth are that it raises living standards, enlarges the tax base to fund public services, creates more jobs, and can stimulate increased trade. Economic growth depends on factors of production like natural resources, human capital, capital goods, and entrepreneurship.
economic_growth.ppt
Economic growth occurs when a country produces more goods and services through acquiring new resources or using existing resources more efficiently. The key benefits of economic growth are that it raises living standards, enlarges the tax base to fund public services, creates more jobs, and can stimulate increased trade. Economic growth depends on factors of production like natural resources, human capital, capital goods, and entrepreneurship.
economic_growth.ppt
Economic growth occurs when a country produces more goods and services through acquiring new resources or using existing resources more efficiently. The main benefits of economic growth are that it raises living standards, enlarges the tax base to fund public services, creates more jobs, and can stimulate increased trade. Key factors that influence economic growth are natural resources, human capital such as education and skills, capital goods like factories and equipment, and entrepreneurship through new businesses and innovations.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMICS GROWTH.pptx
This document discusses the role of entrepreneurship in economic growth. It defines entrepreneurship as setting up a business or becoming self-employed. Entrepreneurs promote economic development in several ways: they mobilize capital, create employment opportunities, promote regional development, reduce concentration of economic power, create wealth, increase GDP and incomes, improve standards of living, promote exports, induce backward and forward linkages in industry, and facilitate overall development. Entrepreneurship is influenced by many environmental factors like the economy, society, politics, education system, family background, and government policy. When these factors are conducive, entrepreneurship can flourish and drive economic growth.
Economic Development Indicators, indices and HDI
Studying development is about measuring how developed one country is compared to other countries, or to the same country in the past. Development measures how economically, politically, socially, culturally or technologically advanced a country is. There are a few indices and economic development indicators to measure development.
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Economic growth & factors affecting economic growth
Economic growth & factors affecting economic growth
Human_Capital_Formation_An_Indian_Perspective.pptx
Human_Capital_Formation_An_Indian_Perspective.pptx
Human_Capital_Formation_An_Indian_Perspective.pptx
Human_Capital_Formation_An_Indian_Perspective.pptx
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMICS GROWTH.pptx
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMICS GROWTH.pptx
Trade Barriers
- 1. Factors that Lead to Economic Growth