TOPIC:-

GDP GROWTH OF BANGALORE

(2000-2008)
GROWTH RATE OF BANGALORE
GDP(2000-2008)
NAME:-JOY F ANGELINE.
GAGANASHREE.
MANJULA.
FARHEEN TAJ.
FAIZAAN HUSSAIN.
SOLOMEN.
EZAR AHMED.
CLASS:-4TH SEM ‘BBA’ ‘A’ SEC .
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT of India grew 3.9% in 2008 compared to
2007.This rate is 59-tenths of one product less than the figure of 9.8%
published in 2007.
The GDP figures in 2008 was $1,22,096 million,India is in number 12 in
the ranking of GDP of the 196 countries that was publish.
The absolute value of GDP rose $14,604 million with respect to 2007.
The GDP PER CAPITA OF INDIA IN 2008 WAS $1,049 less than in 2007
when it was $1,077. To view the evaluation of the GDP per capita
If we order the countries according to their GDP PER CAPITA INDIA IS IN
160TH POSITION.According to this parameter,its population is among
the poorest of the 196 countries whose GDP we publish.
ANNUAL GDP OF INDIA(2000-2008)
GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION
BANGALORE ECONOMIC
GROWTH:-The city to hit the
highest GDP growth by 2035
1.The economy will shift from west to East

2.Bengaluru to have 8.5% year on year GDP

growth

3.Surat to the top list of fastest growing cities in the

world.
 Bengaluru falls at the third place known as India’s Silicon
Valley because of its booming start up scene and tech
industry,Bengaluru is projected to have a growth rate of
8.5%

 Other cities that are amongst these top10 include

Hyderabad,Nagpur,Tirupur,Rajkot,Tiruchirapalli,Chennai,
Vijayawada
According to the report the combined GDP of
countries in Asia will overshadow the combined
GDP of European and North America countries
by 2027.By the year 2035 the combined GDP of
the Asian countries will be17% higher than the
latter
By the year 2035 the city of Bengaluru in
Karnataka will have a year on year GDP growth
of 8.5%.This makes it the city with the highest
year on year GDP growth.
It is interesting to note that the Global cities
reports puts the world economy growth at 2.6%.
Bengaluru will be followed by Dhaka,Mumbai
and Delhi.