Growth does not require an equal contribution from every sector. Different sectors contribute differently and their relative shares change as an economy develops. Options 1, 2, and 4 correctly describe growth. Hence option 3 is the incorrect statement.
"Growth refers to increase in the country's capacity of module the output of goods and services with in the country." Choose the incorrect option…
CUET UG 2023 — Economics Indian Economic Development
"Growth refers to increase in the country's capacity of module the output of goods and services with in the country." Choose the incorrect option from the following in relation to Growth.
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Options
- A
Growth implies a large stock of production capital
- B
Growth implies a large stock of supporting services.
- C
Growth implies an equal contribution to GDP by each sectors of the economy.
- D
Growth implies an increase in efficiency of productive capital and services
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