Describe any three qualitative and quantitative indicators of development in brief

Quantitative indicators of development are based on data that can be measured using statistics and numbers. Qualitative indicators of development are descriptive and focus more on specificities and qualifications.

Explanation:

A quantitative indicator of development is GDP per capita.  This is the amount of gross domestic product divided by the number of individuals in a country. It is a powerful measure when comparing the economic standing of different countries.  A country with a low GDP per capita is generally less developed than a country with a higher GDP per capita.  

Qualitative indicators are a description of the quality of a program or social characteristic rather than a measurement. Examples are quality of food supplies where anemia and other nutritional disorders might be high or housing without good ventilation or protection against flying insects.

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