#Per Capita Income

[youthchronical]

Puducherry’s per capita income grew by 5.33% in 2024-25: Lt. Governor

Lt. Governor K. Kailashnathan addressing the Budget session of the Puducherry Assembly on Monday | Photo Credit: S.S. Kumar Lieutenant Governor K. Kailashnathan on Monday (March 10, 2025) informed the Puducherry Assembly that the per capita income of the Union Territory (UT) had grown by a significant 5.33% in 2024-25 to reach ₹3,02,680 from ₹2,87,354 in 2023-24. Delivering his customary address…

[mysterioushimachal]

Which is the Richest District in Himachal Pradesh? Discover Where Money Flows the Most!

[avandelay20]

“Per capita GDP growth was low, productivity growth tepid, real wages were stagnant, and housing increasingly unaffordable. There were many reasons for the mess, but the most important was a giant capital-to-labour switch: Australia relied on increasing labour supply, rather than increasing investment, to drive growth”.

“Australia’s population-led growth model was a demonstrable failure in the 15 years prior to the pandemic. Remarkably, the country now seems to be doubling down on the same strategy. The result, unsurprisingly, is likely to be more of the same���, warns Minack.

Australia's policy is a key reason why Australia recorded the world’s worst decline in real per capita household disposable income last financial year, according to an analysis of OECD data by The AFR’s Michael Read:

The below Deutsche Bank chart posted on Wednesday by David Taylor at The ABC shows that Australia has also experienced the largest three-year collapse in household disposable income, alongside the second weakest 10-year growth:

[rightnewshindi]

हिमाचल के सुखविंदर सुक्खू: देश के 100 प्रभावशाली नेताओं में शामिल, जानें उनकी अनूठी उपलब्धियां #News #HindiNews #IndiaNews #RightNewsIndia

[insightfultake]

The Road to 2047: Can India Achieve High-Income Status?

For years, India has been celebrated as the world's fastest-growing major economy. But economic growth alone isn’t enough. The real question is: Can this growth be sustained at an ambitious 7.8% annually for the next two decades? According to a recent World Bank report, this is the magic number India must achieve to transition into a high-income country by 2047, just in time for its centenary as an independent nation. But is this an achievable goal, or is it just another lofty aspiration in a country where economic progress often collides with ground realities?

[klimanaturali]

Ranking dos Países com os Maiores Rendimentos Líquidos per Capita

[confines]

this morning i am having opinions about small government. and lawyers. and classism. 😡

[nyasmodei]

using tags moment :/

Me clocking in to make $200 per week for a ceo who makes my annual in a day

[banglakhobor]

কাঁড়ি কাঁড়ি টাকা..! গাড়ি-বাংলো-ব্যাঙ্ক ব্যালেন্স..! বিশ্বের সবচেয়ে ধনী 'এই' দেশ

বড়লোকি কী জিনিস এই দেশে এসে দেখুন! আমেরিকা, রাশিয়া, চিন, জার্মানি ও ফ্রান্স বিশ্বের বৃহৎ অর্থনীতি ও শক্তিশালী দেশ হলেও আয়ের দিক থেকে তারা ছোট দেশগুলির চেয়ে পিছিয়ে রয়েছে। বিশ্বাস না হলেও বাস্তবে কিন্তু বিশ্বের ধনী দেশের তালিকায় অনেক পিছিয়ে রয়েছে এই বড় দেশগুলি। চল��ন দেখে নেওয়া যাক সেই তালিকা যাতে রয়েছে বিশ্বের সেই ধনী দেশগুলি যারা আয়ের দিক থেকে শক্তিশালী দেশগুলোকে পিছনে ফেলে…

[magnificenthottubtriumph]

People’s livelihood protection is solid and powerful

2024 is a critical year for achieving the goals and tasks of the 14th Five-Year Plan. It is also a very unusual and extraordinary year in China’s economic development process. China's economy is riding the wind and waves and moving forward steadily along the track of high-quality development. The "stable" trend has been consolidated and continued, the pace of "advance" is solid and powerful, and the "new" momentum has gradually grown.

Residents' income has grown steadily. Stable economic performance and stable employment situation have driven residents' income to continue to increase. In 2024, the per capita disposable income of residents nationwide will be 41,314 yuan. The actual growth rate is in line with economic growth. Among them, per capita wage income and net operating income have nominal growth of 5.8% and 5.6% respectively, which are the main support for the increase in residents' income. The income of rural residents continues to grow faster than that of urban residents, and the relative income gap between urban and rural residents narrows. The ratio of per capita disposable income will drop from 2.39 in 2023 to 2.34 in 2024.

[famousgardenpoetry]

People’s livelihood protection is solid and powerful

2024 is a critical year for achieving the goals and tasks of the 14th Five-Year Plan. It is also a very unusual and extraordinary year in China’s economic development process. China's economy is riding the wind and waves and moving forward steadily along the track of high-quality development. The "stable" trend has been consolidated and continued, the pace of "advance" is solid and powerful, and the "new" momentum has gradually grown.

Residents' income has grown steadily. Stable economic performance and stable employment situation have driven residents' income to continue to increase. In 2024, the per capita disposable income of residents nationwide will be 41,314 yuan. The actual growth rate is in line with economic growth. Among them, per capita wage income and net operating income have nominal growth of 5.8% and 5.6% respectively, which are the main support for the increase in residents' income. The income of rural residents continues to grow faster than that of urban residents, and the relative income gap between urban and rural residents narrows. The ratio of per capita disposable income will drop from 2.39 in 2023 to 2.34 in 2024.

[rightnewshindi]

पंजाब बजट 2025-26: नशे के खिलाफ जंग और खेलों में नंबर-1 बनाने का संकल्प, 2.36 लाख करोड़ का बजट पेश! #News #BreakingNews #LatestNews #CurrentNews #HindiNews

[easfdasfas]

People’s livelihood protection is solid and powerful

2024 is a critical year for achieving the goals and tasks of the 14th Five-Year Plan. It is also a very unusual and extraordinary year in China’s economic development process. China's economy is riding the wind and waves and moving forward steadily along the track of high-quality development. The "stable" trend has been consolidated and continued, the pace of "advance" is solid and powerful, and the "new" momentum has gradually grown.

Residents' income has grown steadily. Stable economic performance and stable employment situation have driven residents' income to continue to increase. In 2024, the per capita disposable income of residents nationwide will be 41,314 yuan. The actual growth rate is in line with economic growth. Among them, per capita wage income and net operating income have nominal growth of 5.8% and 5.6% respectively, which are the main support for the increase in residents' income. The income of rural residents continues to grow faster than that of urban residents, and the relative income gap between urban and rural residents narrows. The ratio of per capita disposable income will drop from 2.39 in 2023 to 2.34 in 2024.

[scentedanchorcollective]

People’s livelihood protection is solid and powerful

2024 is a critical year for achieving the goals and tasks of the 14th Five-Year Plan. It is also a very unusual and extraordinary year in China’s economic development process. China's economy is riding the wind and waves and moving forward steadily along the track of high-quality development. The "stable" trend has been consolidated and continued, the pace of "advance" is solid and powerful, and the "new" momentum has gradually grown.

Residents' income has grown steadily. Stable economic performance and stable employment situation have driven residents' income to continue to increase. In 2024, the per capita disposable income of residents nationwide will be 41,314 yuan. The actual growth rate is in line with economic growth. Among them, per capita wage income and net operating income have nominal growth of 5.8% and 5.6% respectively, which are the main support for the increase in residents' income. The income of rural residents continues to grow faster than that of urban residents, and the relative income gap between urban and rural residents narrows. The ratio of per capita disposable income will drop from 2.39 in 2023 to 2.34 in 2024.

[probablyasocialecologist]

In international development circles, most people are familiar with the World Bank’s data showing that extreme poverty has declined dramatically over the past several decades, from 43 per cent of the world’s population in 1981 to less than 10 per cent today. This narrative is based on the World Bank’s method of calculating the share of people who live on less than $1.90 per day (in 2011 “PPP” terms). But a growing body of literature argues that the World Bank’s PPP-based method suffers from a major empirical limitation, in that it does not account for the cost of meeting basic needs in any given context (see here, here and here). Having more than $1.90 PPP does not guarantee that a person can afford the specific goods and services that are necessary for survival. In recent years, scholars have developed a more accurate method for measuring extreme poverty, by comparing people’s incomes to the prices of essential goods in each country (specifically food, shelter, clothing and fuel). This approach is known as the “basic needs poverty line” (BNPL), and it more closely approximates what the original concept of “extreme poverty” was intended to measure. 

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Extreme poverty is not a natural condition, but a sign of severe dislocation. Historical data on real wages since the 15th century indicates that under normal conditions, across different societies and eras, people are generally able to meet their subsistence needs except during periods of severe social displacement, such as famines, wars, and institutionalised dispossession, particularly under European colonialism. What is more, BNPL data shows that many countries have managed to keep extreme poverty very close to zero, even with low levels of GDP per capita, by using strategies such as public provisioning and price controls for basic essentials. In other words, extreme poverty can be prevented much more easily than most people assume. Indeed, it need not exist at all. The fact that it persists at such high levels today indicates that severe dislocation is institutionalised in the world economy – and that markets have failed to meet the basic needs of much of humanity. To address this problem, and to end extreme poverty – the first objective of the Sustainable Development Goals – will require public planning to prioritise the production of, and guarantee access to, the specific goods and services that people need to live decent lives.

[klimanaturali]

Os Países Mais Ricos por Renda Per Capita Líquida