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Average Income

Chapter 1: DEVELOPMENT · ECONOMICS

Average Income While ‘averages’ are useful for comparison, they also hide disparities Will you be equally happy to live in both these countries? Are both equally developed? Perhaps some of us may like to live in country B if we are For example, let us consider two countries, A and B. For the sake of simplicity, we have assumed that they have only five citizens each.

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, calculate the average data given in Table . , calculate the average income for both the countries. income for both the countries. income for both the countries.

income for both the countries. income for both the countries.

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