The number of GDP can always tell whether a country is prosperous or

not?
I have to disagree with the statement. Well yes sure that GDP indicate how much wealth
is being generated in a country but what say of its distribution of wealth? Is it distributed equally
among the people or is it only for certain groups?

Prosperity has many variables within it and wealth can't be the only determining factor of
it. Not to say that determining based on wealth can have varying problems such as is it only for a
small portion of the country where everyone else is left out and is not prosperous? Another
problem with wealth being not distributed equally includes the crime rates.

Employment levels, education, literacy is also another ones of the many factors exist in a
country being prosperous. Only looking at one of the factors can't really say much about the
country.

With this, while wealth can say that a country is rich but it can't say that it is prosperous.
It can have many problems in it that can't be told using GDP alone. Therefore GDP can't be used
to tell whether a country is truly prosperous or not.