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Description of data
The data shows how the land in India is and the food constraints. Most of the land has irregular rainfall and cold stress on crops.

What the data suggests about wellbeing
Having land unfit for crops affects trades and so income for the country goes down, not to mention the internal problems it causes like not having enough healthy food so the wellbeing would be poor.

India
Internal Factors:
- Degrading land
- Pollution
- Over farming
- Increasing population

External Factors:
- Climate change
- Poor world bank support

Bibliography
URL:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agriculture_in_India

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data
Here we see the amount of inequalities between each state in Australia, it shows immunisation, daily smoking rate, etc.

What the data suggests about wellbeing
The state with the higher wellbeing will have families with higher income and the state with the lower wellbeing will have families with a lower income, having a low income can severely affect things and cause bad health.

Australia
Internal Factors:
- Lower income
- Poor education
- Poverty
- More access to cheap fast food places than healthy but more expensive stores

External Factors:
- Mainly trade with one country which could cause a collapse should anything happen

Bibliography
URL:https://www.aihw.gov.au/reports/australias-health/australias-health-2018-in-brief/contents/all-is-not-equal

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data
This map represents how much of the population in each place is enslaved. In India 0.75 of the population in enslaved whilst in Australia only 0.05 is.

What the data suggests about wellbeing
This data shows the wellbeing being low, this is because if the laws were stricter there would be less enslavement like in Australia.

India
Internal Factors:
- poverty
- social inequality

External Factors:
- war
- slavery in other countries

Australia
Internal Factors:
- In 2016 there were 15,000 people living in modern enslavement conditions
- Indigenous labour
- human trafficking

External Factors:
- Immigration

Bibliography
URL:https://asiasociety.org/blog/asia/why-india-has-so-many-slaves
URL:https://www.globalslaveryindex.org/2018/findings/country-studies/australia/

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data
The data is shown as which countries are the most free to which countries are the less free. Australia is completely free and India is moderately unfree.

What the data suggests about wellbeing
Having low trade freedom and property rights suggests a low wellbeing because it means the people in India don’t have the freedom to do what’s beat for them financially.

India
Internal Factors:
- Large tax
- Low investment and financial freedom
- Increasing government spending
- 56.5 in Economic freedom (121st freest in world)

External Factors:
- Low trade with other countries

Australia
Internal Factors:
- High employment rate
- Labour freedom
- Good education
- 82.4 in Economic freedom (3rd freest in world)

External Factos:
- Good relationship with other countries
- Good trade network

Bibliography
URL:https://www.heritage.org/index/country/india
URL:https://www.heritage.org/index/country/australia

# data[].attributes.body
Description of data
This map shows the the life expectancy around the world. In India the life expectancy is 60-64 whilst in Australia it is 75+.

What the data suggests about wellbeing
The data suggests they have a low wellbeing in India such as poor sanitation. Having a good level of sanitation in a country will prevent sickness as well as high immunisation rates.

India
Internal Factors:
- Low standards of cleanliness
- Less health care
- Low degree of immunisations
- Accessibility to health related things
- Female bias (more female babies abandoned)

External Factors:
- War
- Low trade levels
- Corruption

Australia
Internal Factors:
- Access to great healthcare
- Fines and restrictions (litter, drunk driving, etc)
- High immunisation rates
- Good economy
- Advanced medical technology

External Factors:
- Good relationships with neighbouring countries
- Great trade
- Rising GDP

Bibliography
URL:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5504219/
URL:https://www.hcf.com.au/health-agenda/health-care/research-and-insights/life-expectancy-in-australia