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People in India are free to vote and make choices they have political freedom but most attacks and fight are through not being able to have gatherings and late night out due to criminal activity.

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In 2015 India was ranked 0.624 in the world for HDI, the life expectancy from birth was 68.3 years. Citizens typically experienced low levels of life satisfaction 70% of wealth in India only went to the 1% of rich people. The education in India is average with most students attending private schools

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United Arab Emirates has been able to generate vast wealth by exploiting oil reserves. Other countries have only limited opportunity to generate income from the exploitation of there natural resources. Meaning they must buy everything they need from abroad, countries that have a good climate, landforms and soils are capable of supporting a range of agricultural events. Countries like that have a potential to be self sufficient in food production.

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Wealthier countries are spending there money on armies and weapons. Which is keeping most other countries in dept rather than meeting real world needs.

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The population of the world will reach 10 billion by 2050, Africa’s population by 2050 will be 2.4 billion with a growth of 1.3 billion. Population growth happens much faster in poorer countries unlike wealthy countries meaning each person gets smaller shares of benefits.

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Attempts to reduce poverty and improve on human wellbeing can be hampered by political instability causing war and civil unrest as well as weak political institutions and corruption.

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Transnational cooperations have abundant supply of cheap labour, availability of cheap raw materials and less strict hours and conditions on working .

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Manufactured goods are generally more costly than the exports of raw materials. Many poorer countries are still dependent on industrialisation of wealthy countries for numerous highly cost imported goods. In poor countries people have encouraged to convert farmland from subsistence production of cash crops. (Eg. tea, coffee and flowers.)

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The most common recognised external causes are historic. Many colonies were used as markets for finished products and other surpluses produced in the industrialised countries. Colonies provide raw materials and foodstuffs needed by the colonial powers. Restrictions were placed so colonies could not produce goods that were already produced.

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The IHDI levels were ranked number 4 meaning that there’s a small difference between ability of citizens to equally access and share there achievements. Australia is a more developed and advanced country with more political freedom, good access to healthcare and higher levels of satisfaction, equality and human wellbeing.

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In 2015 Australia was ranked number 2 in the word for HDI. Citizens typically experienced high levels of income, education and well being.

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The well-being ranking for India is 131 out of 189 countries

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The well-being level for Australia was positioned 8 out of 189

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A map of china

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A map of Australia