per capita GDP is the per capita GDP, which includes per capita tax payment, profits transferred to operating units, five insurances and one fund, per capita disposable income, etc. Therefore, per capita GDP and per capita disposable income are not equal. So what is the relationship between them? You will understand by looking at the following set of numbers.
my country's per capita disposable income accounts for the proportion of per capita GDP
It can be seen from the table that my country's current per capita disposable income accounts for between 42% and 45% of per capita GDP. The proportion of developing countries is generally in the range of 40%-50%, while developed countries can generally reach between 50%-60%.
0The income level is very different
GDP and income are proportional
Each time the GDP data is released, many netizens say that this data has nothing to do with themselves. Per capita GDP is false, but in fact it still has a certain relationship. The higher the per capita GDP, the per capita disposable income will inevitably increase accordingly in proportion. If your family's per capita income has not reached the national per capita disposable income level, then you need to work harder. If your family's per capita income exceeds the average line, then you can think about whether you are already happier.
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