The data shows district-wise GDP and growth rates of Arunachal Pradesh from 1999–00 to 2007–08.
| Name | Type | Nullable | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | string | No | Financial year corresponding to the GDP data. |
| Description | categorical | No | Indicates the type of metric recorded in the row, typically GDP value or related economic indicator. |
| Tawang | float | Yes | Gross Domestic Product value for Tawang district measured in monetary units such as crore rupees. |
| West Kameng | float | Yes | Gross Domestic Product value for West Kameng district measured in monetary units such as crore rupees. |
| East Kameng | float | Yes | Gross Domestic Product value for East Kameng district measured in monetary units such as crore rupees. |
Districts like Papumpare, Lohit, and Changlang consistently reported higher GDP, driving state output. Growth trends reveal sharp fluctuations, including contraction in 2002–03 and surges in 2004–05. Overall, most districts maintained moderate to high growth, stabilizing in the later years.
The dataset structure is consistent with district names as column headers and numeric GDP values recorded across years. Most values appear complete, although some cells may contain missing values where district data was unavailable or newly formed districts were not yet recorded. Numeric formatting is largely consistent and suitable for economic analysis.
Regional economic performance analysis, district-level GDP comparison, economic development planning, academic research on regional disparities, and policy evaluation for state-level economic growth.
The dataset does not provide sector-wise GDP contributions, inflation-adjusted values, demographic information, or population-normalized indicators such as GDP per capita. Additionally, growth rates may need to be calculated externally if only raw GDP values are provided.
The data was likely compiled using district domestic product estimates derived from administrative records, sectoral economic activity data, and government statistical accounting frameworks used for regional economic measurement.
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