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Average life expectancy in India (Quantitative)

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Average life expectancy in India (Quantitative)

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Average life expectancy in India is 69.416 as of 2018

India’s life expectancy has slowly risen ever since 1960

India’s life expectancy has risen about 30 years over the last 60 years

What the data tells you about wellbeing

India’s well-being has been rising and human well being has been rapidly growing in India

India still has a low human well-being suggesting that people that live there are still unhappy

Internal factors

High infant mortality rates therefore lowers life expectancy

Poor air quality leads to respiratory problems and diseases

Low human well-being leading to people doing intentional self harm

External factors

World wide flus or disease that spread to all countries

Bibliography

1. The world bank

URL:

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.LE00.IN?end=2018&locations=IN&name_desc=false&start=1960&view=chart

Date accessed: 26.03.2021

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Average life expectancy in Australia  (Quantitative)

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Average life expectancy in Australia  (Quantitative)

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Average life expectancy in Australia is 82.749 as of 2018

Australia’s life expectancy has been rising ever since 1960

Australia’s life expectancy has risen from 71 to 82 over the last 60 years

What the data tells you about wellbeing

The life expectancy of people in Australia has been rising meaning peoples well being has been rising

Australia has a high well being suggesting that people who live here are happy

Internal factors

Australia has great education and research therefore being able to prevent disease and infections

Australia has greater resources and more money to be able to be put into research for cures of death

Australia’s population is very smaller meaning more hospital space for people

External factors

World wide flus and diseases that spread around the world such as COVID-19

Bibliography

1. The world bank

URL:

https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.LE00.IN?end=2018&locations=AU&name_desc=false&start=1960&view=chart

Date accessed: 26.03.2021

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Corruption levels in India (Quantitative)

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Corruption levels in India (Quantitative)

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India ranks 86/180 for the corruption perception index in 2020

India scores 40/100 for the corruption perception index in 2020

India’s overall score of 40 has increased by 4 since 2012

What the data tells you about wellbeing

India’s high level of corruption therefore results in poor quality of life for the people that live there

Corruption erodes the independence of the judiciary therefore directly harms people’s right to a fair  trial

Internal factors

India has a population of 1.366 billion people in 2019 which is therefore harder for the government to monitor the corruption levels

Anti corruption and anti bribery laws are less strict in India meaning people take the risk

External factors

India having wars with pakistan and tensions with china limits imports

Bibliography

1. CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS INDEX (2020)
URL: https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2020/table

Date accessed: 25.03.2021

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Corruption levels in Australia (Quantitative)

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Corruption levels in Australia (Quantitative)

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Australia ranks 11/180 for the corruption perception index in 2020

Australia scores 77/ 100 for the corruption perception index in 2020

Australia’s overall score off 77 has decreased by 8 since 2012

What the data tells you about wellbeing

Australia’s low level of corruption therefore results in high quality of life for the people that live there

low corruption therefore means people have the right to a fair trial and there human well being is higher

Internal factors

Harsh penalty’s and laws for corruption in government

That Australia is a democratically voted government

Australia has a population of 25.36 million in 2019 meaning it is easy for the government to control corruption

External factors

Illegal trade and secret trade with countries such as China

Bibliography

1. CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS INDEX (2020)
URL: https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2020/table

Date accessed: 25.03.2021

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Average number of children that don’t attend school in Australia (Quantitative)

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Average number of children that don’t attend school in Australia (Quantitative)

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That 5,119 female primary school children did not attend to school in 2018

That 4,495 male primary school students did not attend school in 2018

What the data tells you about wellbeing

The data tells you that almost all kids attend schools this means peoples human development is rising

The suggests people will have a higher human wellbeing in the future because they will have a stable job

Internal factors

Strict laws that requires everyone to attend school or will be punished by hard government laws

All men and female are allowed to attend school at any age

External factors

Pandemics and world wide flues such as corona limits kids and people going to school

Bibliography

1. World Bank

URL
https://datatopics.worldbank.org/education/country/australia

Date accessed: 29.03.2021

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Average number of children that attend school in India (Quantitative)

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Average number of children that attend school in India (Quantitative)

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The data shows that 119 million students were enrolled in privately  managed schools in 2018

The data shows that 131 million students were enrolled in government  managed schools in 2018

What the data tells you about wellbeing

The data is showing us that most people go to school therefore meaning the human development in India is increasing

The data suggests that people will have a higher human well-being in the future because they will get an maintain jobs due to them having education

Internal factors

The government gives free schooling to everyone

Both males and females have the opportunity to attend schools

External factors

Pandemics that force students to not be able to attend schools

Bibliography

1. Statista

URL
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1175285/india-number-of-enrolled-students-by-school-type/

Date accessed: 29.03.2021

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Australia safety scale score is 57.29 which is moderate

Crime increasing in Australia over the last 3 years is high with a score of 61.86

Worries of having your car stolen in Australia is low risk of 34.58

What the data tells you about wellbeing

That the crime rate is low in Australia meaning the human wellbeing is high

Human development is decreasing because the crime rate is growing higher over the last 3 years

Internal factors

Australia has a small population of meaning it is easier for the government to control what people are doing

Australia has strict laws and fines for breaking laws

Population growing over the last 3 years rapidly causing crime to grow

External factors

Wars involving Australia will cause the crime rate to sky rocket

Bibliography

1. Crime comparison between India and Australia

URL

https://www.numbeo.com/crime/compare_countries_result.jsp?country1=India&country2=Australia

Date accessed: 29.03.2021

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India has a safety scale of 55.12

Indias problems due to corruption of bribery is high with a score of 70.36

Worries about being attacked for race, gender, religion, and ethnic origin are low with a score or 29.48

Crime increasing in the past 3 years is moderate with a score of 57.40

What the data tells you about wellbeing

The data is telling us that India's human development is increasing because there crime isn't rising

That the human wellbeing in india in increasing

Internal factors

India has a large population which is rapidly increasing making it hard for the govermemt to track what everyone is doing

India has a low human well-being causing people to break the laws

India has

External factors

International scams for money or other goods are illegal and crime

Bibliography

1. Crime comparison between Australia and India

URL
https://www.numbeo.com/crime/compare_countries_result.jsp?country1=India&country2=Australia

Date accessed: 29.03.2021

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Unemployment rate in Australia (Quantitative) 

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Unemployment rate in Australia (Quantitative) 

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As of January 2021 Australia has an unemployment rate of 5.8%

Australia’s highest unemployment rate was 11.20%

Australia’s lowest unemployment rate was 4%

What the data tells you about wellbeing

The data shows that most people work in Australia meaning they earn money so they can buy more things meaning there human well-being will be high

The data shows that the unemployment rate is decreasing meaning the human development is increasing

Internal factors

Australia has a small population meaning it is easier for people to get a job because there is not as much rivalry

External factors

Pandemics causing people to stop working world wide was where Australia reached one of the highest unemployment rate

Bibliography

1. Trading economics

URL
https://tradingeconomics.com/australia/unemployment-rate

Date accessed: 29.03.2021

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As of January 2021 India has an unemployment rate of 6.5%

India’s highest unemployment rate was in April 2020 it was 23.5%

India’s lowest unemployment rate was 6.5% which was in January 2021

What the data tells you about wellbeing

The data shows that most people work meaning they earn money so they can buy more things meaning there human well-being will be high

The data shows that the unemployment rate is decreasing meaning the human development is increasing in India

The data shows India has reached an all time low unemployment rate meaning there human well being is increasing

Internal factors

India has a large population meaning it is harder for people to get a job because there is more rivalry

External factors

Pandemics causing people to stop working world wide that was when India reached there highest unemployment

Bibliography

1. Trading economics

URL
https://tradingeconomics.com/india/unemployment-rate

Date accessed: 29.03.2021