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The terms ‘development’ and ‘growth’ are not related to the kind of economy. The two terms can be distinguished on the basis of nature and causes of changes. 

Growth
Development
Single dimension i.e. increase in output alone.
Multi-dimensional i.e. more output and changes in technical and institutional arrangements.
Quantitative change i.e. changes in national and per capita income.
Qualitative change i.e. changes in composition and distribution of national along with per capita income.
Gradual and steady change in the long run.
Discontinuance and spontaneous change.
Growth is possible without development.
Growth to some extent is essential for development.
Continuous change.
Discontinuous change.