Reference no: EM131400568
Assignment: Introduction to Economic Growth
Countries to be Considered
• Malawi
• Bangladesh
• India
• China
• Canada
• USA
Data to be Considered
• Per-Capita GDP (Current USD)
• Capital Accumulation
Period to be Considered
• 2005 - 2015
Presenting a Comparative Analysis
• Among Three Categories of Countries
- Category 1
• Country Malawi
- Category 2
• Choose any one of the Following three Countries
- Bangladesh
- India
- China
- Category 3
• Choose any one of the Following two countries
- USA
- Canada
The Sections
• GDP Per-Capita of the Three Countries
• Capital accumulation of the Three Countries
• GDP Per Capita Against Capital Accumulation of the three countries
Economic Growth Indicators In Select Countries: A Brief Analysis
STRUCTURE OF THE REPORT
I. Introduction
II. Comparative Analysis on the Basis of GDP Per Capital.
i. GDP Per Capita - Absolut Terms
ii. GDP Per Capita - Annual Percentage Change
iii. GDP Per-Capita - Periodic (5 Yearly) Average Change
iv. GDP Per-Capita - Point-Specific Comparison
III. Comparative Analysis on the basis of Capital Accumulation (Gross Capital Formation as a percentage of GDP)
i. Absolute Terms
ii. Annual Percentage change
iii. Periodic ( 5 Yearly) Average Change
iv. Point Specific Comparison
IV.Country Specific and Comparative Analysis on the Basis of GDP Per Capital and Gross Capital Formation
i. Malawi
i. One Developing Country (Among Bangladesh, India, China)
iii. One Developed Country (Between USA and Canada)
iv. Comparative Analysis Among the three countries
V. Conclusion
NOTE: ALL THE ABOVE HAVE BEEN DISCUSSED
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