Callum Geographical broadsheet by https://padlet.com/calcarroll06/36fhp0b4a3c49600 Callum Carroll en-us 2021-03-24 00:54:09 UTC 2024-11-21 07:37:05 UTC hello@padlet.com Gross Domestic Product - Australia & India (Quantitative) calcarroll06 https://padlet.com/calcarroll06/36fhp0b4a3c49600/wish/1345832742 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:
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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

]]> 2021-03-24 01:30:08 UTC https://padlet.com/calcarroll06/36fhp0b4a3c49600/wish/1345832742 Child Birth/Population- Australia and India (Quantitative) calcarroll06 https://padlet.com/calcarroll06/36fhp0b4a3c49600/wish/1356175534 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
]]> 2021-03-26 06:31:08 UTC https://padlet.com/calcarroll06/36fhp0b4a3c49600/wish/1356175534 Human Development (HDI)- Australia & India (Quantitative) calcarroll06 https://padlet.com/calcarroll06/36fhp0b4a3c49600/wish/1356252376 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
]]> 2021-03-26 07:25:29 UTC https://padlet.com/calcarroll06/36fhp0b4a3c49600/wish/1356252376 Militarisation - India and Australia (Quantitative) calcarroll06 https://padlet.com/calcarroll06/36fhp0b4a3c49600/wish/1362511447 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 
]]> 2021-03-29 02:05:30 UTC https://padlet.com/calcarroll06/36fhp0b4a3c49600/wish/1362511447 Gross National Income (GNI)- India and Australia (Quantitative) calcarroll06 https://padlet.com/calcarroll06/36fhp0b4a3c49600/wish/1362561880 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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