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Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Math IA: The Relationship between India’s States Population and GDP Rationale I have decided to focus this mathematical exploration towards one of the most interesting disciplines, economics. World economics is such a dynamic topic that a single analysis cannot be sufficient to conclude from available data and therefore one cannot effectively and efficiently make projections for future market trends from it. Present-day economies change from day to day based on market volumes exchanged as well as the currency value of the trading state/country/region. Being an ardent lover of extremes, I chose to take a closer look at how economies of highly populated nations perform. To suit my taste and curiosity, I chose to analyze India (the nation with the highest population in the whole world). I did some research on the GDP of India and its relationship with the population at the state level, and the findings were quite shallow. I only found an equivalence comparison between the various states of India and other national GDPs of other nations. Interestingly, the GDP of some of the states of India matches that of other countries national GDP. Such is what I want to unearth; I want to check and see if there can be correlations between an internal factor, population, and the country’s GDP. It inspired me to closely study this to evaluate the available data to determine whether or not the two, GDP and population are related. I thus sourced the nation’s economic data and compared it to the population data from the 2011 national census. I decided to explore the relations at the state level rather than at national level to
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