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    The life expectancy for men and women had risen a lot in the 1950’s‚ this was due to advancement in medical technology and realisation of better health habits. In 1953 the government introduced subsidised health insurance which many people including aged‚ invalid‚ widows and those with tuberculosis were provided with free medical service and treatment. Antibiotics became widely available during this period in time which also another factor that contributed to the rising life expectancy

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    characteristics such as demographic change‚ economic growth‚ increased use of resources‚ modernization‚ higher levels of technology and political freedom. Economic growth‚ which is measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP)‚ occurs when there is an increase in GDP over the previous year. Although the assumption that development is primarily concerned with economic growth is incorrect‚ it is understood why this assumption was made in the first place. All countries that are now termed developed have

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    advancements in Science and Technology are affecting people all around the world‚ in New York and in an unknown place in Africa. Technology affects people’s lives by improving medicines‚ provides better treatment for diseases and insures a longer life. It improves transportation by helping people move from one corner of the world to other in hours by using transportation services such as Airways‚ Railways‚ or even Bus Transportation. Modern Technology changed people’s lifestyle and the way they

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    Where Do We Go Next Over the course of history‚ humanity has taken strides that have propelled us to be the most intelligent species that we have discovered. From the beginning of cavemen who could no more than grunt a command‚ to wireless communication and computer controlled systems‚ human innovation and gain have taken unbelievable strides. In one hundred years‚ we have gone from dreaming of flying through the air‚ to walking on the moon‚ and now taking pictures of distant galaxies from far

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    suitable development indicator as it gives a more balanced and unbiased picture of the state of development of a particular country. There are a wide range of development indicators‚ ranging from water supply‚ education‚ medical advances‚ and life expectancy to name but a few. Development is measured by focusing on certain areas within a country and comparing the findings to a set development standard. By doing so one is able to determine‚ according to the development indicators‚ how developed a country

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    Some people believe that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is an inadequate measure of societal well-being and should be replaced by the Human Development Index (HDI). Do you agree with them? Essay: One of the most controversial economic issues today is the role of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Human Development Index (HDI) in a country’s economy. There is a question about a particular aspect of the macro economy and societal well-being: Some people believe that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is

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    complete physical‚ mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity ’.(WHO website) This implies that governments in LDCs should not only be concerned with the curing and reduction of disease but also for the quality of life of their citizens. Therefore there is a need not just for health policies to be in place but also good education‚ economic development and growth policies to ensure social and mental satisfaction within the country. However health issues in these countries

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    Population Study: Is Canada Really one of the Best Places to live in the World? ___________ CGC 1DB ___________ April 2‚ 2013 Life Expectancy: The average life expectancy for all the people of the world is 64.3 years. Life expectancy is the most important criteria to determine which country is the best place to live in. A country with low life expectancy means that there is either less access to safe water‚ less healthcare or low education. The lack of access to safe water can result in

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    though we spend more than any other country does on healthcare‚ we only rank as the 27th longest life expectancy of the world. In comparison to the US‚ Cuba‚ which ranks 28th spends only $186 per person‚ which is a significant $4316 less than what we spend. Switzerland‚ which spends the second largest amount of money ($3300)‚ ranks 4th worldwide in life expectancy. Japan‚ rank 1st worldwide in life expectancy‚ is the 15th largest spender‚ proving that more money invested does not necessarily mean the

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    lives? A - Tondra has to have the money to be able to purchase healthy food. Also‚ she had to go back to school as a college graduate has an average life expectancy of more than 2 years than one who does not. 4. Corey Anderson and his wife struggle to get by in their neighborhood‚ what conditions exist that lower their life expectancy? A - His wife lost her job which resulted in her having high blood pressure. Also‚ their combined wage is only $48‚000‚ so they don’t have enough money

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