Geological Broadsheet by Sophia Aguado https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol Sophia Aguado en-us 2021-03-24 00:53:41 UTC 2024-10-13 11:42:35 UTC hello@padlet.com Level of Economic freedom in India (Qualitative) sophiaaguado1 https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1345773970 Description of data:
This World Map shows the level of economic freedom. 
  • Green indicates “Free” eg. Australia and New Zealand 
  • Yellow-Green indicates “Mostly Free” eg. North America
  • Yellow “Moderately Free” eg. Mongolia and Kazakhstan 
  • Orange “Moderately Unfree” eg. India and China 
  • Red “Repressed” eg. Algeria 
What the data suggests about well-being:
  • India is “Moderately Unfree”, meaning India doesn’t have a high level of economic freedom.
  • Less Freedom/ harder to achieve 
Internal Factors
  • India’s economic freedom score is 56.5 which makes India’s economy the 121st freest in 2021 index. 
  • Ranked 26th among 40 countries in the Asia Pacific-Region. 
  • Overall score is below the regional and world averages. 

External Factors: 
  • Impact of COVID-19: 10.3 percent of the economy was predicted. 
Bibliography: 
  1.  “World: Level of Economic Freedom” Accessed 24/03/21. Source from “Spatial Inequality Sources Pack” 
  2.  “2021 Index of Economic Freedom” Accessed 25/03/21. Information from https://www.heritage.org/index/country/india 
]]> 2021-03-24 01:09:07 UTC https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1345773970 Level of Economic Freedom in Australia (Qualitative) sophiaaguado1 https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1348083166 Description of data:
This world map shows the level of economic freedom Globally. 
  • Green indicates “Free” eg. Australia and New Zealand 
  • Yellow-Green indicates “Mostly Free” eg. North America
  • Yellow “Moderately Free” eg. Mongolia and Kazakhstan 
  • Orange “Moderately Unfree” eg. India and China 
  • Red “Repressed” eg. Algeria 
What the data suggests about well-being: 
  • Australia is considered “free” in this world map, meaning it is more free than India.
Internal Factors: 
  •  Australia’s economic freedom score is 82.4, this makes Australia’s economy 3rd in the 2021 index. 
  • High income 
  • Protection of private properties
  • Australia has a stable political environment which supports transparent and well established political processes. 
External Factors:
  • COVID-19 impacts —> high and rising unemployment 
Bibliography:
1) “The Cost of COVID: Australia’s Economic Prospects, Accessed 25/03/21. Information from https://www.lowyinstitute.org/publications/costs-covid-australia-economic-prospects-wounded-world
2) “2021 Index of Economic Freedom (Australia) ”, Accessed 25/03/21. Information from https://www.heritage.org/index/country/australia 

3) “World: Level of Economic Freedom” Accessed 24/03/21. Source from “Spatial Inequality Sources Pack”. 
]]> 2021-03-24 14:11:45 UTC https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1348083166 Life Expectancy in India (Qualitative) sophiaaguado1 https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1352703287 Description of data:
This world map shows the life expectancy in years of each regions. 
  • Very Dark green represents “75+” years of Life Expectancy 
  • Dark green indicates “70-74” years of Life Expectancy 
  • Green = “65-69”years 
  • Light Green = “60-64” years 
  • Yellow = “less than 60” years
What the data suggests about well-being: 
  • India is highlighted as light green (60-64 years) of Life Expectancy, suggesting well-being is very low
  • Lower Life Expectancy than Australia 
Internal Factors: 
  • Struggles with providing “basic” medical care for its citizens
  • Low air quality  
  • No water, power, and proper facilities are difficult to provide. 
External Factors:
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Bibliography:
1) Why Indians Life spans continue to be shorter than those of other developing and developed nations”, Accessed 25/03/21. Information from https://qz.com/266154/why-indian-life-spans-continue-to-be-shorter-than-those-of-other-developing-and-developed-nations/ 

]]> 2021-03-25 13:19:04 UTC https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1352703287 Life Expectancy in Australia (Qualitative) sophiaaguado1 https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1352752467 Description of data:
This map shows Life Expectancy in years globally. 
  • Very Dark green represents “75+” years of Life Expectancy 
  • Dark green indicates “70-74” years of Life Expectancy 
  • Green = “65-69”years 
  • Light Green = “60-64” years 
  • Yellow = “less than 60” years
What the data suggests about well-being: 
  • On the map, it clearly shows Australia have a higher Life Expectancy than India. 
  • Better access to health facilities 
Internal Factors: 
  •  Improved health services 
  • Safer working environment 
  • Medical and Technological advanced 
External Factors: 








Bibliography: 
  1. “Life Expectancy in Australia”, Accessed 26/03/21. Information from: https://www.abs.gov.au/statistics/people/population/life-tables/latest-release#international-comparison 
  2.  Data from the Spatial Inequality pack. 

]]> 2021-03-25 13:27:54 UTC https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1352752467 Human Development in India (Quantitative) sophiaaguado1 https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1359859670 Description of data:
World map shows human development in the world. 
  • Green= “More Developed” eg. Australia 
  • Orange= “Less Developed” eg. India 
  • Red= “Least Developed” eg. Parts of Africa 
What the data suggests about well-being: 
  • India is “Less Developed”, suggesting well-being is low. 
Internal Factor: 
  • Private entrepreneur are too less 
  • Ranked 127 in terms of HDI 
  • Rapid growth of population 
External Factors: 
  • Classified as Lower-middle-income economy by the world bank.
  • per capita GNI (gross national income) is below $12,375
Bibliography: 
  1. “India as a less developed country”, Accessed 26/03/21. Information from: https://www.economicsdiscussion.net/essays/india-as-a-less-developed-country/2080 
  2. “Us calling India a ‘developed nation’” Accessed 26/03/21. Information from: https://thewire.in/trade/us-india-trade-developed-nation 

]]> 2021-03-27 14:01:11 UTC https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1359859670 Trends in Australia’s HDI component indices 1990-2019 (Quantitative) sophiaaguado1 https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1359902588 Description of the data:
- This source shows the human development in Australia between 1990-2019.

What the data suggests about well-being: 
  • Shows trends of life Expectancy, Education, GNI per capita and HDI 
Internal Factors: 
  •  Australia’s HDI value increased by 0.871 to 0.944 
  • GNI per capita increased by about 58.7% between 1990-2019
External Factors: 



Bibliography: 
  1. “Australia- Human Development Reports” Accessed 29/03/21. Source and Information from: http://hdr.undp.org/sites/all/themes/hdr_theme/country-notes/AUS.pdf 

]]> 2021-03-27 14:36:39 UTC https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1359902588 Major Environmental Constraints On Food Production in India (Qualitative) sophiaaguado1 https://padlet.com/sophiaaguado1/bszug2siw20ok8ol/wish/1359905676 Description of the data: 
  • The data shows climate change in India 
  • Yellow= dry and cold with low crop production
  • Purple= irregular rainfall and cold stress risk on crops. 
  • Dark pink= Low soil sustainability 
  • Green= High crop production potential
What the data suggests about well-being: 
  •  The data shows a high risk of not producing a high amount of resources due to climate change. 
Internal Factor: 
  •  Wheat yields are predicted to fall by 5-10% with every increase of 1 degrees C. 
  • India could experience a 40% decline in agricultural productivity by the 2080s. 
  • Rise in temperatures will affect wheat growing regions, placing hundreds of millions of people at the brink of chronic hunger. 
External Factors: 


Bibliography: 
  1. “Climate Change and its Impact on Agricultural Productivity in India”, Accessed 29/03/21. Information from: https://www.longdom.org/open-access/climate-change-and-its-impact-on-agricultural-productivity-in-india-2332-2594.1000109.pdf

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