Economics · Oct / Nov 2017 · Paper 12 · Question 20
2281Living standards
Why is the Human Development Index (HDI) often considered to be better than Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per head as a measure of living standards?
- AGDP per head excludes economic growth.
- BGDP per head ignores population growth.
- CHDI includes more than the production of goods and services.
- DHDI is calculated by the national government.
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Correct answer: C. HDI includes more than the production of goods and services.
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