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The proportion of the population with a standard of living below the poverty line
The Head Count Index (H) is the proportion of the population whose economic welfare (y) is less than the poverty line (z). If q people are deemed to be poor in a population of size n then H=q/n. For computing the Head Count Index, estimates of individual economic welfare and the poverty line are required.
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How do you calculate an annualized turnover rate?
If you're talking about Annualized Turnover calculations for Human Resources: 12 month, annualized - turnover # for a month divided by the headcount for the group. Then multiply that by 12/1 (12 equating to the fact that there are 12 months in a year, 1 being the respective month you are in ... the 2nd month would be '2', the 3rd month would be '3', etc). It gets a little more complicated when you get to month '2' of the equation because you'll need the 'Average Turnover #' and the 'Average Headcount' up to that point in time. It's best to think of Annualization as a predicted indicator 12th month performance if all headcount and turnover remain constant, it's like a predictor.
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