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Inter–country inequality in human development indicators

Tomson Ogwang
Pages 443-446 | Published online: 06 Oct 2010

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Cengiz Türe. (2013) A methodology to analyse the relations of ecological footprint corresponding with human development index: eco-sustainable human development index. International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology 20:1, pages 9-19.
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Stephen Morse. (2020) To Rank or Not to Rank with Indices? That Is the Question. Sustainability 12:14, pages 5572.
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Huseyin AytugSiong Hook LawNirvikar Singh. (2018) What Can We Learn from Global and Regional Rankings of Countries?. Millennial Asia 9:2, pages 119-139.
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Samah Hijazi, Rayan Fawaz, Mariam Kalakech, Ali Kalakech & Denis Hamad. (2018) Top development indicators for middle eastern countries. Top development indicators for middle eastern countries.
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Jair Andrade Araujo & Janaina Cabral. (2015) Relación entre la desigualdad de la renta y el crecimiento económico en Brasil: 1995-2012. Problemas del Desarrollo 46:180, pages 129-150.
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Stephen Morse. (2014) Stirring the pot. Influence of changes in methodology of the Human Development Index on reporting by the press. Ecological Indicators 45, pages 245-254.
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Po-Chin Wu, Chiung-Wen Fan & Sheng-Chieh Pan. (2013) Does Human Development Index Provide Rational Development Rankings? Evidence from Efficiency Rankings in Super Efficiency Model. Social Indicators Research 116:2, pages 647-658.
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Stephen Morse. (2013) Bottom Rail on Top: The Shifting Sands of Sustainable Development Indicators as Tools to Assess Progress. Sustainability 5:6, pages 2421-2441.
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Hendrik Wolff, Howard Chong & Maximilian Auffhammer. (2011) Classification, Detection and Consequences of Data Error: Evidence from the Human Development Index. The Economic Journal 121:553, pages 843-870.
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Mehmet Taner, Bülent Sezen & Hakan Mıhcı. (2011) An Alternative Human Development Index Considering Unemployment. South East European Journal of Economics and Business 6:1, pages 45-60.
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Rati Ram. (2009) Intercountry inequality in human development: a 30‐year perspective. Journal of Economic Studies 36:5, pages 481-489.
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Rati Ram. (2009) International income distribution: comparing new ICP and the existing data. International Journal of Social Economics 36:6, pages 652-658.
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Stephen Morse. (2003) For better or for worse, till the human development index do us part?. Ecological Economics 45:2, pages 281-296.
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