POL SCI 50R Lecture Notes - Education Index, Scatter Plot, Dutch Disease

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There is causation, but not necessarily causation: why are some countries rich and others poor, the average person in norway makes about ,000 per year (average. As the population of a country grows, income and economy have to expand just to keep up, otherwise people will get poorer on average. Populations have to grow, and the aged people must be replaced with the young, otherwise there will be a lack of replacements in the work. Income: according to the scatterplot he"s posted online, the correlation of hdi and ppcgni are not directly associated. Over ,000, the initial human development index increases significantly and then levels off. This was a millennium goal of the un, to reduce this number. Since 2000, this number has been reduced by half. The goal was reached quickly because 60% of those people lived in china, and the poverty line of . 25 was arbitrary.

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