Human Development Of A Country Essay

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These four countries are all in different stages of development and some are higher along the spectrum than others resulting in completely different ways of life among the four countries. The human development index shows that France is at the top followed by Algeria, Philippines and Ethiopia. The three factors that go into determining the human development of a country are health, education, and standard of living. These three factors are shown by the HDI of a country, but they do not always show us the full picture. The total fertility rate of a country demonstrates the average amount of children a woman is likely to have in her child bearing years. The results reveal to us that the total fertility rate in France is the lowest among the …show more content…

France and has the lowest amount of growth per year due to the rights that woman have meaning that women are preoccupied with their jobs and do not have time to have children. Algeria and the Philippines have roughly the same annual growth, possibly due to women having less rights and less exposure to modern medicine. Ethiopia has the most growth, which could be due to the fact that Ethiopia does not have an exposure to contraceptives or new technologies, similar to Algeria and the Philippines but to a larger extent the annual birth rate could also signify the standard of living in that …show more content…

This shows us how a country is doing education wise. The more students the lower quality of education. This is low in France and Alegria signifying that students in France and Algeria can afford better education and are more likely to understand the things that they learn compared to students in Philippines and Ethiopia which are higher on the graph, possibly meaning that there aren’t many schools so students might have to travel long distance to meet in one place, and this results in a lower quality of

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