Calculate the Human Development Index forThailand using 2012 (or most recent) da
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Question
Calculate the Human Development Index forThailand using 2012 (or most recent) data in the UNDP: Human Development Report 2013. Assume the following:
- The highest Life expectancy at birth is 83.6 years (Japan 2012) and the lowest is 20 years.
- The highest mean years of schooling is 13.3 (U.S. 2010) and the lowest is 0.
- The highest expected years of schooling is 18 and the lowest is 0.
- The combined education index is 0.971 (New Zealand 2010)
- the highest GNI per capita (PPP $) is $87,478 (Qatar 2013) and the lowest is 100.
Explanation / Answer
For Thailand
LE = 74.3 years
MYSI = 6.6 years
EYSI = 12.3 years
GNI= $7,722
Life Expectancy Index (LEI) = (LE-20)/(83.6-20)
= 0.85377
Mean Years of Schooling Index (MYSI) = MYS/13.3
= 0.4962
Expected Years of Schooling Index (EYSI) = EYS/18
= 0.6833
Education Index(EI) = (?(MYSI*EYSI)/0.951
= 0.50612
Income Index (II) = { ln(GNI)
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