Question
Population is not counted every year but per capita income is Explain the problem with this.

Answer

Only estimates:
  • The national income of the economy is calculated almost every year and hence we get quite a correct data but the population of the country is not calculated every year.
  • In India population census takes place once in $10$ years. So, for the remaining $9$ years we just take approximation of the population.
  • Per capita income is obtained by dividing gross national income with population. Since, we do not get exact count of population every year, per capita income gives us an estimated figure for all those years when we do not count population.

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