This graph shows GDP per capita in 2015 (on the horizontal axis) and historical Human Development Index without GDP metric (on the vertical axis). Based on the graph, which of the following is true? (select all that apply) Historical Index of Human Development (without GDP metric) vs. GDP per capita, 2015 The Historical Index of Human Development (HIHD) is a summary measure of average achievement in key dimensions of human development: it represents an index of life expectancy, literacy rates, educational enrolment, and per capita gross domestic product (GDP). The HIHD variable below has had this GDP metric removed. Here it is measured against GDP per capita. Historical Human Development Index (without GDP metric) 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 576 Burundi Liberia Niger 1,000 Madagascar . Jajikisfan Vietnam Honduras Ethiopia Seneg Sudan Benin.. Burkina Fso Cote d'Ivoire Cuba Syria India. Nepal, Banglades Congo Pakistan Nigeria Ukraine Libya Uzbekistar Indonesia Angola China. Egypt Costa Rica GDP per capita 10,000 South Africa Chile Argentina Mexico Greece Spain hada sra Poland Hungary Malaysia Japan Ireland Norway Germany. O, United States Slovakia Puerto Rico Russia Oman Kuwait Saudi Arabia Equatorial Guinea Qatar 100,000 • Our World in Data ■ Africa ■ Asia ■ Europe ■ North America ■ Oceania LOG South America
This graph shows GDP per capita in 2015 (on the horizontal axis) and historical Human Development Index without GDP metric (on the vertical axis). Based on the graph, which of the following is true? (select all that apply) Historical Index of Human Development (without GDP metric) vs. GDP per capita, 2015 The Historical Index of Human Development (HIHD) is a summary measure of average achievement in key dimensions of human development: it represents an index of life expectancy, literacy rates, educational enrolment, and per capita gross domestic product (GDP). The HIHD variable below has had this GDP metric removed. Here it is measured against GDP per capita. Historical Human Development Index (without GDP metric) 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 576 Burundi Liberia Niger 1,000 Madagascar . Jajikisfan Vietnam Honduras Ethiopia Seneg Sudan Benin.. Burkina Fso Cote d'Ivoire Cuba Syria India. Nepal, Banglades Congo Pakistan Nigeria Ukraine Libya Uzbekistar Indonesia Angola China. Egypt Costa Rica GDP per capita 10,000 South Africa Chile Argentina Mexico Greece Spain hada sra Poland Hungary Malaysia Japan Ireland Norway Germany. O, United States Slovakia Puerto Rico Russia Oman Kuwait Saudi Arabia Equatorial Guinea Qatar 100,000 • Our World in Data ■ Africa ■ Asia ■ Europe ■ North America ■ Oceania LOG South America
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Transcribed Image Text:This graph shows GDP per capita in 2015 (on the horizontal axis) and historical Human Development Index without GDP metric (on the vertical axis). Based on the graph, which of the
following is true? (select all that apply)
Historical Index of Human Development (without GDP metric) vs. GDP per
capita, 2015
The Historical Index of Human Development (HIHD) is a summary measure of average achievement in key dimensions of
human development: it represents an index of life expectancy, literacy rates, educational enrolment, and per capita gross
domestic product (GDP). The HIHD variable below has had this GDP metric removed. Here it is measured against GDP per
capita.
Historical Human Development Index (without GDP metric)
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
576
Burundi
Liberia
Niger
1,000
Madagascar
Syria
Tajikistan
Ethiopia Senegal
Benin..
Burkina Faso
Nepal Bangladesh
Sudan
Honduras
Vietnam
Cote d'Ivoire
India
Cuba
Congo
Pakistan
Nigeria
Ukraine
China
Libya Peru Mexico
O
Uzbekistan
Indonesia
Angola
Costa Rica
GDP per capita
Egypt
10,000
South Africa
O
Chile
Argentina
Greece
Spain Canada
●Japan Ireland
O
Israel
• Germany
Poland
Hungary
Slovakia Puerto Rico
Russia
Malaysia
Oman
United States
Norway
Saudi Arabia
Equatorial Guinea
Kuwait
Qatar
100,000
Our World
in Data
Africa
■ Asia
■ Europe
LOG
orth America
■ Oceania
■ South America
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Countries with better health and education tend to be richer.
Income and other dimensions (health and education) are positively correlated.
Countries with higher income tend to have better health and education.
Higher income causes better health and education.
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