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Description of data
Overall in Australia the health inequality is average but could be better, as many different health problems or decisions that are made are effecting the over all result
What the data suggests about well-being
Australia has great health care but the inequality is high and low in different categories which can be improved to increase the well-being in australia

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Description of data
The data shows that in 2006 India’s poverty rate was at 35% and slowly declined to around 20% in 2012
What data suggests about well-being
Well-being in India is still very low, however, it has much increased since 2006 and slowly increasing to this day

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Description of data
The average number of children born per women in Australia is 1.5 to 2.4 and India has 2.5 to 3.9
What the data suggests for well-being
In india the fertility rate is higher due to joint families and the fact that parents have no problem of having another child where as Australia has a lower average due to choice, this shows that India has a better happy life index when it come to having children

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Description on data
in the source it shows that most of India has purple on it which means irregular rainfall which has a risk of dependence of crops growing, and overall with the rest of the data India has a low crop production due to its climate
What the data suggest about well-being
India has a low crop production which decreases the amount of food made for people to buy, which can lead to population decrease and a low happy life index

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Description of data
In India 36% of women report a fear of walking while 27% of female youth marriage rate is one of the highest in the index
what data suggests about well-being
India has a high level of gender inequality when it comes to women which shows that their way of living is much more male centred than female

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Description of data
Australia has a life expectancy of 75 years India has an average life expectancy of 60 to 65 years
What the data suggests about well-being
Australia has a higher life expectancy than India, which means quality of life or wellbeing is most likely higher