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Australia Infant Mortality Rates (Quantitative)

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Australia Infant Mortality Rates (Quantitative)

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Description of the Data

The table shows the infant mortality rates in Australia from 1950 - 2021.

What the data suggests about well-being

The data conveys that the well-being of Australia is very high as there mortality rate of children between (age 0-5 years per 1000) is only 2.882 as of 2019.

Internal Factors

High Income

Quality Healthcare

Low Pollution levels

External Factors

Strong Trade Relations

COVID-19 Pandemic

Previously a colony of Britain (Colonial Subjects experienced poverty, malnutrition, disease, cultural upheaval, economic exploitation, political disadvantage, and systematic programs aimed at creating a sense of social and racial inferiority.)

Bibliography
1. Australia Infant Mortality Rate 1950-2021
URL: Australia Infant Mortality Rate 1950-2021 | MacroTrends.
Date Accessed: 25/03/2021
2. Colonialism in India was traumatic - including for some of the British officials who ruled the Raj.
URL: https://theconversation.com/colonialism-in-india-was-traumatic-including-for-some-of-the-british-officials-who-ruled-the-raj-77068
Date Accessed: 29/03/2021

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Indian Infant Mortality Rates (Quantitative)

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Indian Infant Mortality Rates (Quantitative)

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Description of the Data

The table provides the infant mortality rates in India from 1950 - 2021.

What the data suggests about well-being

The data suggests that the well-being of India is low because the mortality rate of children (age 0-5 per 1000) is at a high 28.771 in 2021.

Internal Factors

Low Income

Poverty

Poor Healthcare

Poor Access to Modern Medicine

Malnutrition or Defects

High Pollution levels

External Factors

Previously a colony of Britain

COVID-19 Pandemic

Bibliography

1. India Infant Mortality Rate 1950-2021
URL: India Infant Mortality Rate 1950-2021 | MacroTrends.
Date Accessed: 25/03/2021

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Description of the Data

This text displays the life expectancy of an Australia between 1950 - 2021. It also  shows UN projections for 2021 - 2102.

What the data suggests about well-being

This data suggests that Australia has a high amount of well-being as Australians live for a long 83.64 years in 2021 and 83.35 years in 2019 on average which is higher compared to the global average of 72.6 years in 2019.

Internal Factors

High Income

Quality Healthcare

Higher Quality Education

Low Air Pollution

External Factors

Strong Trade Relations

COVID-19 Pandemic

Previously a colony of Britain

Bibliography

1. Australia Life Expectancy 1950 -2021
URL: Australia Life Expectancy 1950-2021 | MacroTrends
Date Accessed: 25/03/2021
2. OECD Better Life Index
URL: OECD Better Life Index
Date Accessed: 25/03/2021
3. Life Expectancy
URL: Life Expectancy - Our World in Data
Date Accessed: 25/03/2021

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Description of the Data

In the graph the life expectancy of Australian between 1950 - 2021. It also shows the UN projections for 2021 - 2012.

What the data suggests about well-being

The data in the graph suggests that India has a moderate-low well-being as people living in India have a life expectancy of 69.96 on average in 2021 and 69.5 years in 2019 which is lower than the global average of 72.6 years in 2019.

Internal Factors

Low Income

Poverty

Poor Healthcare

Moderate Quality Education

High Air Pollution

Poor access to modern medicine

External Factors

Previously a colony of Britain

COVID-19 Pandemic

Bibliography

1. India Life Expectancy 1950-2021

URL: India Life Expectancy 1950-2021 | MacroTrends
Date Accessed: 25/03/2021
2. Life Expectancy
URL: Life Expectancy - Our World in Data
Date Accessed: 25/03/2021

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Description of the Data

The graph displays the unemployment rate in Australia between 2020 - 2021

What the data suggests about well-being

The unemployment rate is at 5.8% in Feb 2021, the unemployment rate was stable throughout 2020. This suggests that the well-being is high because the unemployment rate is low and is quite stable.

Internal Factors

Job Diversity

Job Availability

Job Competition

External Factors

COVID-19 Pandemic

Previously a colony of Britain

Bibliography

1.  Labour Force, Australia

URL:  Labour Force, Australia, February 2021 | Australian Bureau of Statistics (abs.gov.au)
Date Accessed: 27/03/2021

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Description of the Data

The bar graph shows the rate of unemployment in India between 2020 - 2021

What the data suggests about well-being

The unemployment rate was at a whopping 23.5% in April 2020 but calmed down to 6.5% in Jan 2021. This suggests that the unemployment rate is unstable because it changes so much in under a year and the well-being is therefore low.

Internal Factors

Population Growth

Poor Education

Education

Poverty

Slow Industrialisation

External Factors

COVID-19 Pandemic

Previously a colony of Britain

Bibliography

1. India Unemployment Rate

URL: India Unemployment Rate | 2018-2021 Data | 2022-2023 Forecast | Calendar | Historical (tradingeconomics.com)
Date Accessed: 27/03/2021
2. Unemployment in India: Types, Causes and Solutions To Reduce Unemployment Rate

URL: Essay On Unemployment in India: Types, Causes and Solutions To Reduce Unemployment Rate (culturalindia.net)
Date Accessed: 2703/2021

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Australia OECD Better Life Index Overall Rank (Both)

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Australia OECD Better Life Index Overall Rank (Both)

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Description of the Data

The graph shows us the rankings of countries using the OECD Better Life Index currently.

What the data suggests about well-being

The data suggests that Australia has a very balanced and high well-being as it is ranked 2nd out of all countries in the Better Life Index. This means has a very high amount of things like education, income, etc.

Internal Factors

High Income

High work-life balance

High Civic Engagement

Good Sense of Community

High Life Satisfaction

External Factors

COVID-19 Pandemic

Previously a colony of Britain

Bibliography

1.  OECD Better Life Index

URL:  OECD Better Life Index
Date Accessed: 27/03/2021

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Description of the Data

The graph displays the ranking of happiness of each country for 2020 using the World Happiness Index.

What the data suggests about well-being

The data suggests that India has a low amount of well-being because out of 153 countries, India is ranked 144th. India has a score of 3.573 which is very low compared to the highest score, 7.809 from Finland.

Internal Factors

Low GDP per capita (Gross Domestic Product divided by the total population)

Low Social Support

High Perceptions of Corruption

Low Generosity

Low Freedom to make life choices

External Factors

COVID-19 Pandemic

Previously a colony of Britain

Bibliography

1.  Social Environments for World Happiness

URL:  Social Environments for World Happiness | The World Happiness Report
Date Accessed: 27/03/2021

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Australia World Happiness Index Rank (Both)

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Australia World Happiness Index Rank (Both)

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Description of the Data

This graph displays the World Happiness Index Rank of Australia and each country in 2020 and it ranks the happiness of each country.

What the data suggests about well-being

The data suggests that Australia has a high level of happiness and therefore a high amount of well-being. This is because Australia has a rank of 12 out of 153 countries which makes it pretty high. Australia also has a score of 7.223 which is not far from the highest score of 7.809 from Finland.

Internal Factors

High GDP per capita (Gross Domestic Product divided by the total population)

High social support

High Life Expectancy

Low Perception of Corruption

High amounts of generosity

High freedom to make life choices

External Factors

COVID-19 Pandemic

Previously a colony of Britain

Bibliography

1.  Social Environments for World Happiness

URL:  Social Environments for World Happiness | The World Happiness Report
Date Accessed: 27/03/2021

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Australia Corruption Perceptions Rank (Both)

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Australia Corruption Perceptions Rank (Both)

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Description of the Data

The visual representation displays the corruption perceptions of each country and Australia in the world in 2020. Higher numbers mean less corruption.

What the data suggests about well-being

The data suggests that Australia has a very high amount of Well-being because it is a clean country. This is because it is ranked 11th out of 180 countries and has a score of 77 meaning it is a very clean country.

Internal Factors

Compulsory Elections

A Democracy

High Civic Engagement

Strong Law Enforcement

External Factors

COVID-19 Pandemic

Previously a colony of Britain

Bibliography

1.  Corruption Perceptions Index 2020

URL:  Corruption Perceptions Index 2020 for - Transparency.org
Date Accessed: 28/03/2021
2. OECD Better Life Index
URL: OECD Better Life Index
Date Accessed: 28/03/2021

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India Corruption Perceptions Rank (Both)

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India Corruption Perceptions Rank (Both)

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Description of the Data

The visual representation shows the corruption perceptions of each country and India in the world in 2020. Lower numbers mean more corruption.

What the data suggests about well-being

This data suggests that India has a low amount of Well-being because it is quite corrupt. This due to India India having a rank of 86th out of 180 countries and a low score of 40 meaning that it is a very corrupt country.

Internal Factors

Non-compulsory Elections

High amounts of Bribery

Lack of Values (children imitate their corrupt parents)

Lack of effective management and organisation

Lack of good control and vigilance

External Factors

COVID-19 Pandemic

Previously a colony of Britain

Bibliography

1.  Corruption Perceptions Index 2020

URL:  Corruption Perceptions Index 2020 for - Transparency.org
Date Accessed: 28/03/2021
2. Here Are 6 Major Causes Of Corruption In India
URL: 6 Major Causes of Corruption in India - Legodesk
Date Accessed: 28/03/2021

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Description of the Data

This visual map shows the amount of slavery in each country globally. Darker colours mean a higher prevalence of modern slavery.

What the data suggests about well-being

The data suggests that India has a low amount of well-being because they have a moderate-high prevalence of modern slavery as it is shaded with a dark orange.

Internal Factors

Underpayment

Lack of Livelihood opportunities

Lack of financial services

Extreme Poverty

Lack of Labour Regulations

Social and Economic Marginalisation of Weak Sections

External Factors

COVID-19 Pandemic

Previously a colony of Britain

Bibliography

1. Global Findings

URL: Global Findings | Global Slavery Index
Date Accessed: 28/03/2021
2. Modern Slavery in India – Forced Labour, Forced Marriage & Human Trafficking

URL: Modern Slavery in India - Forced Labour, Forced Marriage & Human Trafficking | UPSC Essay - IAS EXPRESS
Date Accessed: 28/03/2021