Many countries with a high gross domestic product (GDP) end up with Human Development Index (HDI) ratings lower than other developed nations with lower GDPs because of A. The pursuit of wealth affects HDI negatively, B. It's difficult to balance spending on things that increase HDI while being an international GDPleader, D. It's very difficult for any people or government to achieve gains in all areas of life.
Why is HDI a higher degree of development than GDP?
compared to GDP, the HDI has an extra emphasis on human improvement. It takes the first-class of life into account, now not simply the production ability of a rustic. training and fitness are taken into consideration as critical to a rustic as economic electricity. GDP is considered a method for human development, but no longer a stop.
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