What is the formula to calculate the percentage change in GDP growth rate from year 1 to year 2 using the following data: 
- GDP growth rate in year 1 = [formula]G1[/formula] 
- GDP growth rate in year 2 = [formula]G2[/formula] 
Also, based on the given information, can you identify which year had a higher GDP growth rate for India?
user
to calculate the percentage change in gdp growth rate from year 1 to year 2, we can use the following formula:
percentage change = [(g2 - g1) / g1] x 100%
where g1 is the gdp growth rate in year 1 and g2 is the gdp growth rate in year 2.
to identify which year had a higher gdp growth rate for india, we need to compare the values of g1 and g2. if g2 is greater than g1, then the gdp growth rate in year 2 was higher than in year 1. if g1 is greater than g2, then the gdp growth rate in year 1 was higher than in year 2. without the actual values for g1 and g2, we cannot determine which year had a higher gdp growth rate for india.
assistant
To calculate the percentage change in GDP growth rate from year 1 to year 2, we can use the following formula:
Percentage change = [(G2 - G1) / G1] x 100%
where G1 is the GDP growth rate in year 1 and G2 is the GDP growth rate in year 2.
To identify which year had a higher GDP growth rate for India, we need to compare the values of G1 and G2. If G2 is greater than G1, then the GDP growth rate in year 2 was higher than in year 1. If G1 is greater than G2, then the GDP growth rate in year 1 was higher than in year 2. Without the actual values for G1 and G2, we cannot determine which year had a higher GDP growth rate for India.
assistant