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|Description=The human development index (developed by UNDP) representing the development level of a country based on three components: income, education and longevity. | |Description=The human development index (developed by UNDP) representing the development level of a country based on three components: income, education and longevity. | ||
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Revision as of 15:47, 3 February 2014
| Label: | HDI (human development index) |
| Description: | The human development index (developed by UNDP) representing the development level of a country based on three components: income, education and longevity. |
| Dimensions: | time, region |
| Default unit: | none |
| Variable type: | model (end-indicator) |
Variable is output of model component:
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- from 2,2 documentation
The human development index (developed by UNDP) representing the development level of a country based on three components: income, education and longevity.
The HDI contains the following three dimensions:
- life expectancy at birth, representing a long and healthy life
- educational attainment, representing knowledge
- real gross domestic product (GDP in purchasing power parity, PPP dollars). This represents a decent standard of living.