Economics · National Income
When analyzing regional economic inequalities in a country, what is a primary limitation of relying exclusively on aggregate GDP as an indicator of overall economic well-being?
- 1There are no significant regional disparities captured in a country's national GDP calculations
- 2The majority of GDP growth can be driven by a few developed states, masking the minimal contribution and poor well-being of less developed states✓
- 3GDP is a directly reliable measure of intra-regional disparities within a country
- 4GDP accurately reflects the contribution of less developed states to the national economy
Correct answer
The majority of GDP growth can be driven by a few developed states, masking the minimal contribution and poor well-being of less developed states
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