Purchasing-Power Comparisons and a Composite Development Index
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In this lesson
You convert six countries' incomes at market rates and at purchasing-power parity, compute price level indices, normalise health, education and income onto 0–1 scales and combine them into a development index with the geometric mean.
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- Growth Accounting: Capital, Labour and the Productivity Residual Locked
- Convergence: Catch-up Time, Growth vs Initial Income and a Fitted Prediction Locked
- Purchasing-Power Comparisons and a Composite Development Index Locked
- Population Projections, Dependency Ratios and Income per Person Locked