Economic and social measures of development

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Across
  1. 5. Most HICs have rates of 99%, however, in LICs it can be below 50%.
  2. 6. These are relatively low throughout much of the world due to basic improvements in health care.
  3. 7. There are huge global variations in this around the world. For example, in Norway, it is around US$93,820 whereas in Somalia is it US$150
Down
  1. 1. In HICs this can be over 80 years. In NEEs it is typically between 65-75 and in LICs it is typically in the 50s.
  2. 2. This composite measure is a score between 0-1. The higher the value the more developed a country.
  3. 3. Infant ________ figures vary enormously around the world, with the highest values in African countries.
  4. 4. A high rate is associated with poorer countries where child survival rates are low. Large families ensure a decent income for the family and provide support for ageing parents.