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Sweden has a very high literacy rate of 99% and 60% of people over the age of 15 are employed. This combination of high numbers means Sweden is an economically efficient country.

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Carbon dioxide emissions are 4.6 tons/ person, but 70% of the land is forest. The amount of forest is slowly increasing. Rate of natural resource depletion is .2% of GNI. Although Sweden has better control over the amount of forest and resource depletion, the carbon dioxide emissions are significantly higher than in a non-developed country due to the development.

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Sweden's homicide rate is 0.9 per 100,000 people. 40% of women have experienced violence, both from intimate and non-intimate partners. This rate is very high. Sweden has a strong police force comparable to the United States' police force.

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Sweden is able to reduce inequality and significantly reduce poverty due to their system of earnings and income determination. This is an impressive quality of Sweden. This is greatly due to the tax system and transfer policies.

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Sweden's resources are comparable to the United States. Almost 100% of the population uses the internet: 94.6% as of 2015, a number that is rapidly increasing. 100% of people in Sweden have access to fresh water. Sweden has stable access to resources.

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The adult literacy rate in Ethiopia is only 50% for males, 23% for females, and the rate of employment is 78%. Although the rate of employment is higher, there is a very high child labor rate of 27%. Having a low literacy rate and lots of child labor implies that Ethiopia isn't as economically efficient as Sweden, but it isn't terrible due to their high rates of employment.

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Carbon dioxide emissions are only .1 tons/ person which is very little, but only 12.5% of the land is forest and that is rapidly decreasing. Rate of natural resource depletion is 11.2% of GNI. Ethiopia has much less control over it's environmental impact, but due to the low development levels, carbon dioxide emissions are significantly lower than in Sweden.

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Ethiopia's homicide rate is 8 per 100,000 people, about eight times higher than Sweden's. Ethiopia does have a police force, but one not is not nearly as strong as Sweden's.

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Ethiopia's economic equity is below average. Although the government's goal is to protect the citizens, there are many terrorist groups to protect from making it very difficult, especially with a government that isn't the strongest.

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Manufacturing accounts for only 5% of Ethiopia's GDP. 61 million Ethiopian's lack access to fresh water, and 65 million improved sanitation. Ethiopians often need to make three hour treks to fresh water every day, and there is often drought which leads to famine. Technology is not prominent in Ethiopia, with only 4.2% of the population using the internet. Ethiopia is not stable when it comes to resources.