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GDP
Access to clean Water
The GDP of a country is one of the primary indicators of a country's wealth. It is the measure of the value of goods produced by a country in a certain amount of time (usually a year). As is shown in the graphs, the GDP per capita reflects almost exactly with the country's whole GDP.
Access to clean and safe drinking water is a major factor concerning the HDI index of a country because water is one of the most vital necessities of human life. The chart below indicates the percent of the population that has access to clean water.
Introduction
Industry
Unemployment Rates
The industries of a country can clearly show its stage of development. A country that relies of agriculture would be less developed than a country that relies on
The unemployment rates in a country is how many people there do no have jobs. A high unemployment rates means that there are fewer workers, which in turn negatively affects the GDP, which decreases the HDI of a country.
In 2008, the unemployment rate in Nepal was approximately 46%, whereas the unemployment rate in Norway was 2.4%.
Nepal
Norway
In this Prezi, we will be presenting the comparison of the quality of life between Norway and Nepal. Some of the indicators of qualities of life include total GDP, employment, life expectancy, access to fresh water, industry, and education.
Education
Life Expectancy
The amount and quality of education in a country greatly impacts said country because it determines the capabilities of its population to get higher paying jobs, which would in turn affect its GDP and HDI index.
The life expectancy in a country is the estimated amount of time that the average person is expected to live. A higher life expectancy indicates better health care and environment to live in.