What Is Economic Growth And Economic Development
What is the main difference between economic growth and economic development?
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Economic growth will increase by of GDP represented ie gross domestic product, the market value of goods and services produced within a country. Economic development is by increasing the infrastructural facilities represented, skills of the workforce of the nation and the increase in the abundance of natural resources. Economic development ultimately leads to economic growth.
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