By which index or measure have developing countries developed at a faster rate than developed countries in the last two decades?

Question

(1 point)

• GNI per capita
• education
• life expectancy
• HDI
• PPP

Why?

Answer 1

HDI (Human Development Index) is the index by which developing countries have developed at a faster rate than developed countries in the last two decades. This is because HDI takes into account factors such as income, education, and life expectancy, providing a more comprehensive measure of overall development compared to just looking at GNI per capita or other individual indicators. Developed countries may have higher income levels, but developing countries have shown improvements in education, life expectancy, and overall well-being which have contributed to their faster development as measured by the HDI.

Answer 2

What is the answer?

Answer 3

HDI (Human Development Index)