India is refining its district-level economic output measurement, aiming to identify regional disparities and support areas more accurately.
[NEW DELHI] India will overhaul the way it calculates real gross domestic product growth under a revised national accounts series launching on Friday (Feb 27), the country’s top statistical official ...
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India is set to improve how it measures economic output at the district level. New methods will use more detailed data to better understand regional differences. This shift aims to help policymakers ...
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