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Gross National Income (GNI)- India and Australia (Quantitative)

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Gross National Income (GNI)- India and Australia (Quantitative)

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Description of data:

This data the GNI over the whole world

The data shows us that Australia has higher GNI and India has a lower GNI

What the data suggest about wellbeing:

This data shows us that the wellbeing will be lower in India as the gross national income is lower

Internal Factors:

Population Growth

Unemployment rate

Government spending

External Factors:

Covid-19

Bibliography:

1. Gross national Income (World Map)

URL: Spatial Inequality Pack pg 22
Date accessed 29.03.21

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Militarisation - India and Australia (Quantitative)

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Militarisation - India and Australia (Quantitative)

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Description of data:

This data compares the budget that goes into the military

It also compares the legal age to apply into the military

What the data suggest about well-being:

This data shows us that the wellbeing in India will be lower due to the military accepting younger and using more money on the military

Internal Factors:

Government spending money on the military rather than other services

Bibliography:

1. Militarisation compared India vs Australia

URL: https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/Australia/India/Military
Date accessed 29.03.21

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Human Development (HDI)- Australia & India (Quantitative)

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Human Development (HDI)- Australia & India (Quantitative)

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Description of data:

Map shows HDI levels in the world

Light green = low HDI levels

Dark green = high HDI levels

Australia has a high HDI level whereas India has a medium HDI level

What the data suggests about well-being:

Australia has a high HDI level suggesting they have a high well being

India has a low/medium well-being suggesting that they have low well-being

Internal Factors:

labour disputes

External Factors:

Bibliography:

1. Human Development Index

URL: https://ourworldindata.org/human-development-index
Date accessed 26.03.21

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Child Birth/Population- Australia and India (Quantitative)

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Child Birth/Population- Australia and India (Quantitative)

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Description of data:

In India they will have 46.8% more children than Australia

In India they are more likely to die from childbirth compared to Australia

In India they are more likely to die during child birth than Australia

What the data suggests about well-being:

The higher child birth rate suggest they will have a higher population which can mean an increase in the inequality of well being across the country

The higher death rate at child birth in India suggest that they have less services and poorer health suggesting that the well-being will be lower

Internal Factors:

Access to healthcare is low in India

Bibliography:

1. Australia vs India compared

URL: https://www.mylifeelsewhere.com/compare/australia/india
Date accessed 26.03.21

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Gross Domestic Product - Australia & India (Quantitative) 

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Gross Domestic Product - Australia & India (Quantitative) 

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Description of data:

Australia ranks 14th in GDP vs India ranks 3rd last

Australia is just higher than the OECD total vs India being much lower than the OECD total

Australia’s GDP per capita was $53068 vs India’s $5901

What the data suggests about well-being:

High GDP= to greater access to good quality goods and services

Low GDP in India suggests low quality of life and the higher GDP in Australia shows a better quality of life

Internal Factors:

External Factors:

The COVID lockdown

Bibliography:

1. OECD Better Life Index (2016-2020)

URL:https://data.oecd.org/gdp/gross-domestic-product-gdp.htm

Date accessed 24.03.21