of the underdeveloped countries, the output of productivity is mainly in primary production of agricultural products. “Most of the people are lack of professional skills and this is the major reason for keeping the country away from quick economic development.” In fact, “a country’s economic growth may be defined as a long-term rise in capacity to supply increasingly diverse economic goods to its population, this growing capacity based on advancing technology and the institutional and ideological adjustments that it demands.” People believed third world countries need intermediate technologies-- something which is supposed to be more labor-intensive and more suited to the needs of the developing countries than the technology presently used in the developed world. However, even in developed countries, such perfect technology could not be easily found. Thus, this is not the solution for the underdeveloped countries which are still receiving aids from the more developed countries. In order to have economic development, government needs to decide on how to achieve a growth in the country. “If a high growth rate is achieved through rising military expenditures, or through the production of luxury goods for the rich and the rich and the privileged, it is not necessarily better than a lower growth rate which is more evenly distributed.” In other words, judgments about different levels of growth rates cannot be made independently of the income distribution implicit in them. It is not merely a question of how much is produced, but of what is produced and how it is distributed. We can determine the choice by income distribution and enable an economic growth as a result.Another way to lead to economic growth is to eliminate the malnutrition, disease, illiteracy, squalor, unemployment and inequalities. The social indicators must be developed and the progress of plans must be measured in terms of specif...
