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Beyond the buzz: Has India really surpassed Japan to become the fourth-largest economy?
The Niti Aayog CEO has claimed, citing IMF data, that India is now the world's fourth-largest economy. The reality is a ...
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Labor presiding over longest run of negative GDP per capita since 1970s
The analysis of ABS national accounts data for GDP per capita, measured as economic output divided by population, comes after The Weekend Australian revealed on Saturday there had been a fall in ...
'Data sets in isolation are useless': Finfluencer on the GDP vs per capita GDP discussion
India surpassed Japan to become the fourth largest economy globally, with a nominal GDP projected at $4.187 trillion, ...
‘India isn’t catching up, it’s overtaking’: Strategist argues against India’s low per capita GDP logic against Japan
The strategist said India is well on track and that its per capita is still growing and not stagnant. “Having a giant ...
Sanjeev Sanyal: 'India's per capita income is around $3,000. To have higher income, you need a larger GDP'
Sanyal suggested that sustained growth in overall GDP is essential to raise per capita income. He also noted that India added ...
‘4th largest economy but waterlogging, pathetic roads’: Netizens complain despite India's GDP edge over Japan
India has become the world's fourth largest economy with a GDP of $4.187 trillion, surpassing Japan. However, social media ...
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10 richest countries by GDP per capita 2025 including Singapore, US, and more
A straight measure of wealth would be GDP per capita, using the total economic output of a country divided by the actual population. This would give a much fairer estimate of the amount of wealth ...
India's economy may overtake Japan soon, but with caveats
India is projected to become the worlds fourth-largest economy by 2025, surpassing Japan, according to the IMF. This marks a ...
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Top 10 richest countries in the world by GDP per capita in 2025
While we know the GDP per capita country-wise for them, let’s see why the top 10 economies from the list above became the richest in the world: Luxembourg, with its high GDP per capita and ...