CCSAP Report - Ministry of Home Affairs

Table 2.2: Per Capita DDP Aggregated at Various Combinations of
Regions in AP
(at 1999-2000 Prices/ `)
Region 1993-94 2000-01 2007-08
Andhra Pradesh 12235 16615 26310
Telangana inc Hyd 11558 16566 27006
Telangana exc Hyd 11391 15746 25237
Hyderabad 12745 22135 39145
Rayalaseema 12414 15105 23860
Coastal Andhra 12809 17301 26655
Source: GOI, Ministry of Statistics and Program Implementation
2.2.02 A correct picture of the economic performance can be well
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80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
35.8
Figure 2.1: Growth in Percapita Income across Regions of
AP
58.4
Andhra
Pradesh
43.3
Telangana inc
Hyd
63.0 60.3
38.2
Telangana
exc Hyd
73.7 76.8
Source: GOI, Ministry of Statistics and Program Implementation.
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understood by reviewing
the rate of growth by
region. During the period
2000-1 and 2007-8, the
whole of AP experienced
an average per capita
income growth of 58%;
during this same period
Hyderabad recorded the
highest growth to the
tune of 77%, followed by
Telangana region excluding Hyderabad at 60%, Rayalaseema at 58% and coastal
Andhra at 54% which was the least. It can be clearly observed that Telangana
region has experienced unprecedented growth from 1993-94 onwards, a period
for which the DDP data are extracted; and also note that the absolute levels of
income between regions do not differ much from a national perspective. This has
happened inspite of the fact that the per capita DDP in Telangana excluding
Hyderabad had lowest base levels, yet in recent years it occupies a position
higher than Rayalaseema and lower than coastal Andhra.
21.7
58.0
2.3 Share of Income by Regions: Another way to compare the growth of
income is to trace the changes in share of income per capita over the years. The
annual growth of income often show sharp variations, therefore it is normal to
35.1
54.1
Hyderabad Rayalaseema Coastal
Andhra
1993-94 to 2000-01 2000-01 to 2007-08