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Reconstructing the Human Development Index at the Individual Level from Survey Microdata: Development and Validation of a Methodology
This study proposes and validates a methodology for reconstructing the Human Development Index (HDI) from individual-level survey microdata, enabling disaggregated estimates for demographic subpopulations while maintaining coherence with the official HDI. Data from 40,185 respondents in 21 countries
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