Below is data for the country of India:
Table 1. Common
Demographic and Economic Development Indicators: Recent Data for the India
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India
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India
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Indicator:
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Value:
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Year:
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Source:
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GDP
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2.074 trillion
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2015
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WDI
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GDPPC, PPP
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1, 581.589
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2015
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WDI
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HDI
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0.609
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2014
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UNDP
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Life Expectancy
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68.014
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2014
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WDI
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Educational Attainment (mean
years of school for women, 25+)
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4.4
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2012
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UNDP
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Infant Mortality (infant deaths
per 1,000)
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37.9
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2015
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WDI
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Crude Death Rate (deaths per
1,000)
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7.339
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2014
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WDI
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Fertility Rate (total fertility
rate)
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2.427
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2014
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WDI
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Urbanization Rate (% urban)
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31.295
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2011
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Gapminder
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Urban Growth (urban population
growth)
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2.4 %
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2014
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Trading Economics
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After looking over the data above, I was quite surprised by it. Despite how much money India makes, they are not a very urban country. It really does say a lot about India as a whole.
Below are some of the charts I found most interesting on India:
CO2 emissions
Number of Births per Women
CO2 emissions
Number of Births per Women
Very good work - these are really useful indicators to reference in your research paper.
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