A rise in per capita GDP indicates an increase in the average income or economic output per person in a particular country or region. It suggests that the economy is growing and that people are generally becoming better off in terms of their standard of living. A higher per capita GDP can indicate improved employment opportunities, increased purchasing power, better access to education and healthcare, and overall economic development. It is often used as a measure of economic well-being and is considered a key indicator of a country's economic progress.
