Multiple Choice Questions

HDI is measured with reference to i Infant Mortality ii Real GDP per capita iii Life Expectancy at b...........

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HDI is measured with reference to:

(i) Infant Mortality (ii) Real GDP per capita (iii) Life Expectancy at birth (iv) Morbidity

This questions was previously asked in

HAS GS Previous Year Prelims Paper (2017)

(i) and (iv) are correct

(i), (ii) and (iii) are correct

(iii) and (iv) are correct

All are correct

- The Human Development Index (HDI) is determined using three key metrics:

- Life Expectancy at Birth is used to measure health.

- Real GDP per Capita is used to assess the standard of living.

- Education Levels, often indicated by mean years of schooling and expected years of schooling.

- Infant Mortality is not directly used in HDI, although it indirectly affects life expectancy.

- Morbidity is not a direct component of HDI.

- Options breakdown:

- Option 1: Incorrect. HDI does not use infant mortality or morbidity directly.

- Option 2: Includes life expectancy (correct), real GDP per capita (correct).

- Option 3: Includes life expectancy (correct), but morbidity is not used.

- Option 4: Incorrect. Infant mortality and morbidity are not parts of HDI.

- Correct Answer: Option 2

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