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Description of data
Data shows the poverty rate, unemployment rate and infant mortality rate

What the data suggests about well-being:

it suggests that india is living on or underneath the poverty line

unemployment % has reached 68.8%

every single today there are people living under $2 a day

Bibliography: https://www.google.com.au/url?
sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwio9I2A49bvAhUrieYKHVSICyYQFjACegQIEBAD&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.soschildrensvillages.ca%2Fnews%2Fpoverty-in-india-602&usg=AOvVaw1mqMKnsjSWGGjdEbSVKtCi,
https://www.adb.org/countries/india/poverty

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Human Development - Australia (Quantitative)

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Human Development - Australia (Quantitative)

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Description of data
The data descripts the economic opportunity of the world

What the data suggests about well-being:

Australia has high amount of economic opportunity

It is rnaked 4th on the economic opportunist scale with a score of 0.75

Bibliography
https://www.youthindex.org/

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Description of data
Percentage of youth who believe that their government doesn't care for their well being

What the data suggests about well-being:

The data suggest that India's population of youth do think that they are cared about

Bibliography
https://www.youthindex.org/country/india

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Human Development - Australia (Quantitative)

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Human Development - Australia (Quantitative)

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Description of data
The source shows the overall ranking of India's well being of its citizens

What the data suggests about well-being:

India is relatively bad as in the well being

Internal Factors:

Corruption

inequality

sexism

External Factors:

Debt

lack of trade

Bibliography
https://www.youthindex.org/country/india

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Human Development - Australia (Quantitative)

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Human Development - Australia (Quantitative)

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Description of data
Source shows the HDI ranking of Australia

What the data suggests about well-being:

Well being in Australia is very high being the 8th in the whole world i the HDI ranking Index

Internal Factors:

Good education

money going towards things that are needed

no corruption

External Factors:

Good trade

due to many resources

Bibliography
http://hdr.undp.org/en/content/latest-human-development-index-ranking

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Human Development - India (Quantitative)

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Human Development - India (Quantitative)

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Description of data
Graph shows the leading countries in population

What the data suggests about well-being in India?:

India has a ever growing population that is spiking through out recent years

prospected by 2050 India will take the lead as the most populated country in the world

Internal Factors:

Population growth

Uncontrolled birth rates

Bibliography
https://www.globaleducation.edu.au/verve/_resources/Global_Wellbeing_booklet.pdf
page 18

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Human Development - Australia (Quantitative)

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Human Development - Australia (Quantitative)

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Description of data
Source shows the  water scarcity situation

water scarcity isn't very prominent in Australia only in rural and slight coastal region is there some

What the data suggests about well-being:

well being in Australia is High due to nobody having water scarcity

Internal Factors:

Australia having many ground water pools

fresh water

External Factors:

being a coastal country effects how much water we get etc.

Bibliography
https://prezi.com/8r5685c2ddui/human-wellbeing-in-india-and-australia/

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Human Development - India (Quantitative)

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Human Development - India (Quantitative)

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Description of data
Map shows human development in the world.

Green indicates "more developed" eg. Australia and US

Orange " less developed", eg. Chile

Red "least developed" eg. Sudan

What the data suggests about well-being in India?:

India is a least developed country

Higher development = more income and room for growth

Internal Factors:

corruption

Poverty

External Factors:

Debt

trade

Bibliography
1. Oxford Business Group

"External factors challenge South Africa's record of strong economic growth". Accessed 20.03.21. URL: https://oxfordbusinessgroup.com/overview/mixed-review-external-factors-are-making-challenging-period

2. Humanities and Social Sciences (Pearson). 2016
URL/page: pp. 164
Date accessed: 29.03.21