The data presents district-wise GDP and annual growth rates of Andhra Pradesh from 1999–00 to 2007–08.
| Name | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | string | No | Financial year corresponding to the reported GDP values or growth rates. |
| Description | categorical | No | Indicates whether the row represents district GDP values at current prices or annual growth rates. |
| Anantapur | float | No | GDP value or annual growth rate for Anantapur district depending on the row description. |
| Chittoor | float | No | GDP value or annual growth rate for Chittoor district. |
| East Godavari | float | No | GDP value or annual growth rate for East Godavari district. |
Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, and East Godavari emerged as the key economic hubs, driving the state’s GDP. Agricultural districts like Anantapur, Chittoor, and Srikakulam showed moderate but uneven growth trends. Sharp fluctuations are visible, with some districts recording high double-digit growth and others occasional stagnation or decline.
The dataset maintains consistent numeric formatting across district columns and clearly distinguishes value types using a description column. No major formatting inconsistencies are observed. However, GDP values and growth rate percentages are stored within the same table structure, which may require preprocessing for analytical workflows.
Regional economic analysis, district-level development comparison, economic growth trend analysis, policy planning and budgeting, academic research in regional economics, and visualization of economic performance across districts.
The dataset does not include sector-wise GDP contributions, demographic factors, or methodological notes explaining the calculation process. Combining GDP values and growth rates within the same table structure may require transformation before advanced analysis.
The dataset was likely compiled using state economic accounting frameworks where district-level GDP estimates are calculated from aggregated economic activity across sectors. Annual growth rates are derived by comparing GDP values between consecutive financial years at current prices.
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