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what the data tells you about well-being

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what the data tells you about well-being

internal factors

external factors

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-australia ranks 21/40 in gender inequality
- australia scores 1.10 in gender inequality, closer to 1 is better

what the tells you about well-being
- australia has good equality
- men and women are equal
-promote and improve gender equality in australia in employment and in the workplace

internal factors
- sexual harassment and sexual violence
-gender pay gap
-retirement

external factors
- apart of the british commonwealth
bibliography
1. better life index
URL:
http://www.oecdbetterlifeindex.org/countries/australia/

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-36% of women fear walking home
-27% of female youth marry at a young age

what the data tells you about well-being
- health, education and political inequalities in government
-gender discrimination mostly in favor of men

internal factors
- cultural and religious beliefs

external factors
- india was once in a colony

bibliography
1. gender inequality
URL:
https://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiP45qCtdTvAhVf7XMBHeI2DoAQFjARegQIBxAD&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.unicef.org%2Findia%2Fwhat-we-do%2Fgender-equality&usg=AOvVaw1gwHXkO9WmyMZ6W0MAhnUD

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- australia safety scale scores 58 which is moderate
-crime in australia has been increasing over the last 3 years to a score of 61

what the data tells you about well-being
- the crime rate in australia is low meaning human well-being is high
-human development is decreasing because the crime rat 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
-australia has strict laws and fines

external factors
- wars involving australia will cause the crime rate to increase

bibliography
1. crime comparison between india and australia
URL:
https://www.numbeo.com/crime/compare_countries_results.jsp?country1=India&country2=Australia

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-india has a safety scale of 55
-india’s problem due to corruption of bribery is high with a score of 70
-being attacked for race,gender, and religion or ethnic origin

what the data tells you about well-being
-the data is telling us that india’s human development is increasing because there crime isn’t rising

internal factors
-india has a large population which is rapidly increasing making it hard for the government to track what everyone is doing
-india is a developing country meaning there crime rate is decreasing

external factors

bibliography
1. crime comparison between india and australia
URL:
https://www.numbeo.com/crime/compare_countries_results.jsp?country1=India&country2=Australia

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- australia ranks 11/180 for corruption perception index
- australia scores 77/100 for corruption perception index
- australia overall score is 77 which has decreased by 8 since 2012

what the data tells you about well-being
-australia has low levels of corruption which results in a better quality of life

internal factors
- harsh penalties and law for corruption in government
- australia is a democratically voted government
- australia has a population of 25 million which is easier for the government to control corruption

external factors
- australia has illegal trades with countries

bibliography
1. corruption perception index 2020
URL:
https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2020/table

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- india ranks 86/100 for corruption perception index
- india scores 40/100 for corruption perception index
- india’s overall score is 40 which has increased by 4 since 2012

what the data tells you about well-being
- india has high levels of corruption which results in poor quality of life
- corruption erodes the independence of the judiciary therefore directly harms people right to a fair trial

internal factors
- india’s population is 1.3 billion people which is hard for the government to monitor corruption levels
- anti corruption are less strict meaning people take the risk

external factors
- india has wars with pakistan and tensions with china which limits there imports

bibliography
1. corruption perception index
URL:
https://www.transparency.org/en/cpi/2020/table

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- the average life expectancy in australia is 82 years
- australia life expectancy has risen from 71 to 82 over the last 60 years

what the data tells you about well-being
- life expectancy in australia has been rising which means people’s well-being has also been rising
- people are happy in australia which suggests we have high well-being

internal factors
- australia has great education which means more people are capable of being doctors to prevent disease
- australia puts its money towards healthcare

external factors
- world wide disease that spread such as COVID-19

bibliography
1. the world bank
URL:
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.LE00.IN

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- the average life expectancy in india 69 years
- the life expectancy has been rising over the years it has risen about 30 over the last 60 years

what the data tells you about well-being
- india’s well-being has risen and so has it human well-being
- it still has low human well-being which tells us that people are unhappy

internal factors
- babies die at a younger age which means lower life expectancy
- high rate for suicide meaning low human well-being

external factors
- world wide disease that goes through the whole country

bibliography
1. the world bank
URL:
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.DYN.LE00.IN?