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Which indicator is most appropriate for measuring inter-district economic disparities within Punjab when evaluating regional developmental imbalances?
A. Per Capita District Domestic Product✓ Correct Answer
B. Total geographical area per district
C. Total volume of commercial bank deposits alone
D. Decadal population growth rate across districts
💡 Solution & Explanation
Per Capita District Domestic Product provides a standardized measure of economic output per resident across districts, highlighting developmental gaps between agrarian-dominant belts and industrial centers like Ludhiana and Jalandhar. Geographical area does not correlate directly with economic prosperity. Commercial bank deposits reflect financial depth but ignore local output generation. Population growth rates capture demographic shifts rather than output disparities.
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