Question

List four variables that the united nations use to measure the level of development of a country

Answer 1

The four variables that the united nations use to measure the level of development of a country:

• GNI per capita,

• Expected years of schooling

• Life expectancy at birth

• Mean years of schooling

These are the main Human Development Index that helps in measuring how developed a country is.

This helps in placing the country in developed or developing ratio.

Answer 2

The United Nations Development Programme uses HDI ( Human Development Index ) to judge the social well-being and economic development of a country.

The 4 main Variables measuring the Human Development Index of a country are as follows -

Average years of schooling.

Expected years of schooling.

Life expectancy at birth.

Gross national income per capita.