The World Bank (one of the agencies that monitor economic conditions across the globe) is the most effective. It sorts countries into four categories based on the success of their economies: (1) high-income, (2) upper-middle-income, (3) lower-middle income, and (4) low-income.
Source: Realms, Regions and Concepts, Fifteenth Edition (Textbook) Page 30, under development in spatial perspective.
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Some examples of metaphors include its raining cats and dogs, America is a melting pot, he has a heart of gold, let me get my boots on-It's getting deep in here, your worth a million dollars, everyday is an uphill battle, powder keg of dissent, join the ranks of freedom, it's hotter than a firecracker out here, boiling mad.
First let's define both, that will help to see the difference.1.A percentile is a measure that lets us know what percent of the total frequency scored below that measure. A percentile rank is the percentage of scores that fall below a given score. Here is how that works.Given a score, call it S and a total of n scores we are looking at, we find the number of scores below S and divide that by n. Next multiply that by 100 and you have the percentile rank.Now a z score is the number of standard deviations from the mean.Say the mean is M and your score is S as above. Let sigma be the standard deviation of the distribution. Then z=(S-M)/sigma.So let's say the mean M is 100 and sigma is 15. S is 132, you did better than average!So z=(132-100)/15=2.13If 60 percent of the people scored less than you, then you are in the 60th percentile.Furthermore, lets say, there were 100 people taking test, then 60 of them scored less than you. Your percentile ranking is (60/100)x100=60So both are measures of where your results falls in a distribution. z scores are often used for probability of a certain result. Percentile ranks are often used in looking at standardized test results or growth data. One can convert from one to the other.I have given a conversion table link belowhttp://www.acposb.on.ca/conversion.htm
I HEARD ON TV THAT THE U.S. ranks 34th among 57 countries
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Mississippi ranks 31 within the 50 states. It ranks 32 in all US territories.Surce: Wikipedia
The World Happiness Report ranks the happiest countries globally based on factors like income, social support, freedom, trust, and life expectancy. Some consistently high-ranking countries include Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, Iceland, and the Netherlands. The rankings may vary annually based on fluctuating circumstances within each country.
Chief warrant officer ranks go from rank W-2 to W-5. The warrant officer ranks are a division above the NCO ranks, which outclass the enlisted ranks within the military.
The world's richest countries according to gross domestic product or GDP at purchasing power parity per capita are Qatar, which ranks first on this list. In second place is Luxembourg and Singapore ranks third on the list. However, the richest countries based solely on GDP are the United States in first place followed by China, according to 2014 statistics.
Yes, it is among the smallest Asian countries. The smallest would be the Maldives and second smallest is Singapore. In the world, Sri Lanka ranks Maldives, Singapore, Brunei, Cyprus, sri Lanka ranks 112th smallest country out of 234 listed countries.
As of the latest data, the three countries with the highest Human Development Index (HDI) rankings are Norway, Switzerland, and Ireland. The HDI ranks countries based on factors like life expectancy, education, and income.
armed groups operating within a given state without legal authority. Examples include The FARC in Columbiaand the IRA and UFF in Northern Ireland armed groups operating within a given state without legal authority. Examples include The FARC in Columbiaand the IRA and UFF in Northern Ireland
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There is no "best country in the world" - it depends on what your personal situation is. However, if you ranked countries on the general well-being of the population as a whole then Norway ranks the highest.
2nd Last in 27 comparable developed countries Chirag Actually, Australia is ranked 6th, behind: South Korea, Finland, Canada, New Zealand and Japan within OECD member countries. US ranks 14th, UK ranks 20th with Mexico pulling-up last at 34th The information is there ... look it up!