Human Development Index

"0. 9″ Human Development Index which is the threshold to categorize a country as being developed. by Jamesy on Thursday, 31 December 2009 - 11: 16 am

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In 2009, despite decades without a major civil conflict, Niger ranked dead last in the world on the U. N.'s Human Development Index, trailing war-torn countries like Afghanistan, Sierra Leone, and Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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During the last decade, India's GDP has remained at above six percent, however, during that period the country's Human Development Index has not improved.

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A long standing criticism of the Human Development Index is that, because it averages indicators of Income, Health and Education, it is possible for countries to obtain the same score with different combinations of indicators.

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Senior Research Analyst, Emma Samman, says the global Human Development Index shows health, income and education has risen by 41 percent since 1970 and by 18 percent since 1990.

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During the last decade, India's GDP has remained at above six percent, however, during that period the country's Human Development Index has not improved.

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Senior Research Analyst, Emma Samman, says the global Human Development Index shows health, income and education has risen by 41 percent since 1970 and by 18 percent since 1990.

Report: Poor Countries Make Dramatic Progress on Health, Education, Income 2010

In the Human Development Index that ranks quality of life, life expectancy, literacy, educational attainment, and GDP per capita, South Korea places strongly at 25th in the world, on a par with Israel, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

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In the Human Development Index that ranks quality of life, life expectancy, literacy, educational attainment, and GDP per capita, South Korea places strongly at 25th in the world, on a par with Israel, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

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One of the authors did however counter-offer a bet that Scandinavia's scores on the Human Development Index would beat America's at the...

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