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Why do Countries Have Different Levels of Development Report Taylor Chung 9.4 Song 5 Research Question: Why do Bangladesh and the United States of America have different levels of Development? Introduction: Bangladesh is a small nation compared to other countries such as the USA. Bangladesh is located within Southern Asia, bordering with India and Burma. Bangladesh has a total area of 148,460 Square Kilometers. The Climate is quite hot due to the proximity to the equator. There are some natural

the common characteristics that emerging markets share. The first characteristic is that they share a below average income per capita. This means that the average person earns less in comparison to rest of the world. It can also be compared to cities, towns or a given population but for this case the total population will be looked at to give a national average. The income per capita is an important point as it

frequency analysis and analysis of distribution, depicted with histograms and box plots, portraying the distribution of the different age groups within the world population. Scatter diagrams to provide visualizations of the relationships between per capita GNI and the percentage of population in the three different age groups diagrams relating. Linear regression including trend lines, regression formals, and the coefficient of determination for each pair of variables visualized in the scatter diagrams

The interrelation between income inequality and crime rate has been long debated and correlation between these two social factors is under close observation in most of the corners of the world. It was recognized that they are interrelated as monetary inequality does work as a catalyst for crime rate (World Bank, 2002). Reducing income gap can be considered a long-term solution to curb crime rate which will lead to sustainability of the society (Bharadwaj, 2014). Despite this recognition there is

Table below shows the distribution of the households covered by the RSS by their respective districts, Upazilla, Union and villages. RSS enlisted in total 3035 households in all 6 districts – of which 2132 were migrant families, and 903 non-migrants. The goal was to cover at least 300 migrant and 150 non-migrants households from each of the selected districts. Table Geographic Location of Households covered by Rapid Screening Survey (RSS) District Upazila Union Village Number migrant households

which assumes the neoclassic production function of decreasing returns to capital. Solow proposed the model while considers the rate of saving and population growth as exogenous and demonstrated that the countries reach the steady state level of income per capita. However, the classical Solow model is not able to explain cross-country variation in the standard of living. The Solow model predicts the effect of saving and population growth on economic growth qualitatively but not quantitatively .The authors

Assessed valuation per capita is often deemed the most relevant measuring tool for fiscal capacity; due to the fact that local governments rely heavily on property tax revenue (Hyman, 2014). The median value of owner-occupied homes in Detroit from 2011-2015 was only $42,300, which falls well below the $122,400 median value for the State of Michigan during the same time period (United States Census Bureau, 2015). Retail sales in Detroit were only $4,557 per capita, versus $12,071 per capita across the State

efficiency because of competition and motivation and more innovation. Despite China’s large GDP, the GDP/Capita shows a more accurate representation of income distribution. China’s GDP/Capita in 2013 was 6, 800 $USD, while Australia’s GDP/Capita in 2013 was 67, 500 $USD, due to the massive difference in population, and that a greater percentage of China’s population earns less, while Australia’s income is more evenly spread. Economic Growth Rates Economic growth measures a percentage change in the GDP

In this discussion I will compare and contrast the GDP per capita of the Mexico and the U.S.A during 1900-2010. According to this graph, in general, the GDP per capita of the U.S.A higher than the GDP per capita of the Mexico between 1900 and 2010. Furthermore, I can see from this graph that the GDP per capita in the U.S.A and Mexico was relatively close and low, and their gap was small from 1900 to 1940. This because the economy was slow to develop in the U.S.A since 1900, and the financial markets

Santiago, 65). The United States per capita of the average household income increased 18%, from $11,928 in 1979, to $14,052 in 1989 (Rivera-Batiz, Santiago, 65). The non-Hispanic white population of the United States experienced the greatest increase from $12,954 to $15,593 (Rivera-Batiz, Santiago, 65). The Puerto Rican population on the island increased from $3,353 to $4,099 (Rivera-Batiz, Santiago, 65). There is a large gap between the per capita household income of Puerto Rico and the United States