differentiate between the criteria used by human development index and undp and World Bank
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the the main criteria used by the World bank to classify countries is per capita income.
rich countries countries with per capita income of US dollar 12736 per annum and above are called which countries are developed countries .
low income countries countries with per capita income of US dollar 1045 per annum or less are called low income countries are developing countries.
India has a US dollar of 1570 annum as per capita income India comes in the category of low middle income countries.
the mean criteria used by the undp for HDMI to classify countries are based on life expectancy education and per capita income.
components of measuring HDI are as follows.
life expectancy it is the measure of measuring the average age of a person in a country it helps us to know the health facilities of the country.
education it measures the proportion of literate population in the 7 and above age groups on the basis of combined and roll mint ratio and adult literacy ratio.
per capita income when the total income of the country is divided by its population we get per capita income it is calculated in US dollar so that it can be compared with other countries.
gross enrollment ratio for three levels it means enrollment ratio for primary school Secondary School And Higher Education beyond secondary level.