Another lie.
2011- GDP per capita
Pakistan--$1164.113
India------$ 1527.347
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Another lie.
2011- GDP per capita
Pakistan--$1164.113
India------$ 1527.347
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This figure of $1.7 trillion is much higher than the $1.5 trillion reported by Economic Survey of India in May, 2011.
Here's an excerpt from Economic Times:
NEW DELHI: Per capita income of Indians grew by 17.9 per cent to Rs 54,835 in 2010-11 from Rs 46,492 in the year-ago period, according to the revised data released by the government today.
The new per capita income figure estimates on current market prices is over Rs 8,000 more than the previous estimate of Rs 46,492 calculated by the Central Statistical Organisation.
Per capita income means earnings of each Indian if the national income is evenly divided among the country's population.
However, the increase in per capita income was only about 6.5 per cent in 2010-11 if it is calculated on the prices of 2004-05 prices, which is a better way of comparison and broadly factors inflation.
Per capita income in 2010-11 at Rs 54,835 - Economic Times
Nominal per capita income in India stands at just over $1200 a year. Or $1.5 trillion for 2010-11 for its 1.2 billion people at $1218 per person.
Haq's Musings: India and Pakistan Per Capita GDPs at $3,100 in 2010-11
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Entire post in factually incorrect .
Check out the latest numbers provided by world bank and IMF .
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So you are talking about gdp per capita(PPP) in terms of international dollars right? This is according to Sep 2011, World Economic Outlook Database.
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2011- Pakistan-$2720.531
India----$3703.453
So in 2011, there is a gap of almost $1000 dollars, in 2014 it will be $1500 and in 2016 it will be $2000
Yep I think I would rather believe IMF's database than your blog.
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Another lie.
2011- GDP per capita
Pakistan--$1164.113
India------$ 1527.347
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Oh shut up!
We used to have case studies on 'Haq's musings' back at HBS.
IMF etc. are just a bunch of clowns.
'Haq's musings' is the new Bible of global economy.
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Another lie.
2011- GDP per capita
Pakistan--$1164.113
India------$ 1527.347
Report for Selected Countries and Subjects
These are not actuals...they are forecasts made in 2010 as signified by grey.
The actual figures released by the Economic Survey of each country for 2011 are about the same at just over $1200 per capita.
Haq's Musings: India and Pakistan Per Capita GDPs at $3,100 in 2010-11
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India has not released figures for 2011 yet sonny boy , you are reading out the figures India released for the year 2010 .
I don't think our economist friend for Pakistan understands that "2010-11" means the figures is for the year 2010 and not 2011 .
The figures for 2011 will be written as "2011-12" . So much for being an economist .
Right now for the figures of 2011 our best bet is the forecasts made by IMF .
Nonsense!
The figures I have provided were released in May 2011 by India and in July 2011 by Pakistan. This is the only apples-to-apples comparison that is valid. The rest is irrelevant.
Economic Survey of Pakistan 2010-11 puts the nation's population at 177 million and nominal gdp at $222 billion or $1254 per person.
And Economic Survey of India 2010-2011 says India's population is 1.2 billion and puts nominal GDP at $1.46 trillion or $1218 per person.
There are a lot of different figures and forecasts floating around different websites and publications that significantly overstate India's GDP and understate Pakistan's.
The figures I have posted in my recent blog posts were released in May 2011 by India and in July 2011 by Pakistan. This is the only apples-to-apples comparison that is valid. The rest is irrelevant.
Economic Survey of Pakistan 2010-11 puts the nation's population at 177 million and nominal gdp at $222 billion or $1254 per person.
And Economic Survey of India 2010-2011 says India's population is 1.2 billion and puts nominal GDP at $1.46 trillion or $1218 per person.
Per capita income in 2010-11 at Rs 54,835 - Economic Times
http://www.infopak.gov.pk/EconomicSurvey/Highlights.pdf
The figures I have posted in my recent blog posts were released in May 2011 by India and in July 2011 by Pakistan. This is the only apples-to-apples comparison that is valid. The rest is irrelevant.
Economic Survey of Pakistan 2010-11 puts the nation's population at 177 million and nominal gdp at $222 billion or $1254 per person.
And Economic Survey of India 2010-2011 says India's population is 1.2 billion and puts nominal GDP at $1.46 trillion or $1218 per person.
Per capita income in 2010-11 at Rs 54,835 - Economic Times
http://www.infopak.gov.pk/EconomicSurvey/Highlights.pdf
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its a 1.72 trillion economy
Yes, you are right.
I just located a document by Economic Survey of India which puts it at INR 78.78 trillion which is about $1.75 trillion at INR 45 to a US dollar.
http://indiabudget.nic.in/es2010-11/echap-01.pdf
So is the figure released by government of India. Its an advanced estimate. Look at the difference over the years.
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So what you see in the Government of India report, is just the sum of quarterly data, and as has been the case in the past, the quarterly data doesn't add up to annual data, so annual data is always more.
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The whole point of this unnecessary comparison between the economies was brought in by you, because, Vinod said that India is a 2 trillion dollar economy now. And according to the IMF end of this fiscal year, India's economy will be $1.843 Trillion. So lets just leave it at that.
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So is the figure released by government of India. Its an advanced estimate. Look at the difference over the years.
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So what you see in the Government of India report, is just the sum of quarterly data, and as has been the case in the past, the quarterly data doesn't add up to annual data, so annual data is always more.
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The whole point of this unnecessary comparison between the economies was brought in by you, because, Vinod said that India is a 2 trillion dollar economy now. And according to the IMF end of this fiscal year, India's economy will be $1.843 Trillion. So lets just leave it at that.
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$2 trillion gdp is in your imagination not backed by any real data. I won't believe it until I see it from Economic Survey of India in a formal report.
I never said it was $2 Trillion, but according to the latest IMF figures, it will be $1.843 dollars this year, and come next year it will surpass $2 Tillion mark.
Nothing more to add to this.
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This is about Indian economy not the Pakistan or Afghanistan economy.
It is foolish to compare the two economies anyway that are apart by an order of magnitude and the difference is only growing as we speak.
To others, India had already crossed the Japanese economy by PPP about three years back when our PPP rate was revised by IMF (also done for China and a few other countries) and this resulted in a downward revision of our GDP PPP by almost 30%. I don't think that exercise was done for our smaller neighbors.
I am glad to see that our manufacturing potential is in the process of being realized. The manufacturing push is needed to take India to the next step in the journey to a poverty free India.
It is foolish to compare the two economies anyway that are apart by an order of magnitude and the difference is only growing as we speak.
To others, India had already crossed the Japanese economy by PPP about three years back when our PPP rate was revised by IMF (also done for China and a few other countries) and this resulted in a downward revision of our GDP PPP by almost 30%. I don't think that exercise was done for our smaller neighbors.
I am glad to see that our manufacturing potential is in the process of being realized. The manufacturing push is needed to take India to the next step in the journey to a poverty free India.
