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What characteristics are often taken into account to measure the development of a country?
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effective government and a stable economy
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A study in which researchers measure or observe characteristics of the sample members?
observational study
An instrument which is used to measure someone who governs a country?
the answer is a ruler because it is and instrument used to measure someone in govern
How many words does measure for measure has?
measure for measure has how many words? measure for measure maniy
How many meters are there in 500 grams?
None, since there can be no conversion.A metre is a measure of length while a gram is a measure of mass. The two measure different characteristics and, according to the most basic principles of dimensional analysis, any attempt at comparisons or conversions between the two are fundamentally flawed.Although mass and weight are not the same thing, the question makes as much (or little) sense as asking how tall your weight is!
What does ure pul se measure?
what does the pulse measure
What is the primary measure of a country's development?
per capita gross domestic product
What factors would you use to measure the level of economic development in a country?
Geographers use general measures of development to analyze this progress
What is the relationship between geography and social development?
In development geography, geographers study spatial patterns in development. They try to find by what characteristics they can measure development by looking at economic, political and social factors. They seek to understand both the geographical causes and consequences of varying development.
How do you measure human development index?
The Human Development Index or HDI is a statistics of education, income and life expectancy used to rate or rank countries into tiers of human development. Education, life expectancy and income of a country is calculated to know the level or rate of a country.
Why is it so hard to measure development?
This is because it is hard to tell which indicator one has to use to measure development. For example, should you only focus on human development, GNP of the country, or equal participation in political participation?. From what I have read so far, the UNDP is focusing on the Human Development index to measure development which, according to me is not enough to measure development. For example, if you take a look at the 2006/2007 data, Myanmar is more developed than India and China, a country with gross human rights violation and almost no human Rights accountability is claimed to be more developed than countries like India. So, I would say that finding the right indicator is a hard thing to do in this regard. P.s, I am not Indian and there is no bias to my comment.
What measure is used to account for a biological effect?
Roentgen is the unit used to measure and account for a biological effect.
One measure of industrial development in the South was the growth of?
One measure of industrial development in the South was the growth of industry
Which general-purpose tool can measure characteristics of electricity in a variety of devices?
what general-purpose tool can measure characteristics of electricity in a variety of devices
What are characteristics about corresponding angles?
They have equal measure.
How economic growth is different from economic development?
Economic growth is defined by increases in GDP. Whereas, economic development is more of a vague measure usually encorporating social measures such as literacy rates or life expectancy as a means of measuring a country's level of development.
What is Polynesia's Human Development Index?
The average Human Development Index (HDI) for countries in Polynesia is around 0.715, which is considered high. This index is a composite measure of life expectancy, education, and income, reflecting the overall well-being and development level of a country.
What three things does the human development index use to measure development?
Knowledge, standard of living, and life expectancy
