Quality of life, balance of power and nuclear weapons : a statistical yearbook for statesmen and citizens, 2013. Volume 6 / Alexander V. Avakov.

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Introduction; Sources; Regions; Abbreviations; Quality of Life; Balance of Powers; Developed Market Economies; 3.1 GNI per Capita at Market Exchange Rates of Developed Market Economies; Table 3.1.1 GNI per Capita at Market Exchange Rates of Developed Market Economies, Year 1970; Table 3.1.2 GNI per Capita at Market Exchange Rates of Developed Market Economies, Year 1980; Table 3.1.3 GNI per Capita at Market Exchange Rates of Developed Market Economies, Year 1990; Table 3.1.4 GNI per Capita at Market Exchange Rates of Developed Market Economies, Year 2000.

Table 3.1.5 GNI per Capita at Market Exchange Rates of Developed Market Economies, Year 2010Table 3.1.6 Growth Rates of GNI per Capita at Market Exchange Rates of Developed Market Economies, 1970-2010; 3.2 GDP per Capita at PPP of Developed Market Economies; Table 3.2.1 GDP per Capita at PPP of Developed Market Economies, Year 1970; Table 3.2.2 GDP per Capita at PPP of Developed Market Economies, Year 1980; Table 3.2.3 GDP per Capita at PPP of Developed Market Economies, Year 1990; Table 3.2.4 GDP per Capita at PPP of Developed Market Economies, Year 2000.

Table 3.2.5 GDP per Capita at PPP of Developed Market Economies, Year 2010Table 3.2.6 Growth Rates of GDP per Capita at PPP of Developed Market Economies, 1970-2010; 3.3 Infant Mortality of Developed Market Economies; Table 3.3.1 Infant Mortality of Developed Market Economies, Year 1960; Table 3.3.2 Infant Mortality of Developed Market Economies, Year 1970; Table 3.3.3 Infant Mortality of Developed Market Economies, Year 1980; Table 3.3.4 Infant Mortality of Developed Market Economies, Year 1990; Table 3.3.5 Infant Mortality of Developed Market Economies, Year 2000.

Table 3.3.6 Infant Mortality of Developed Market Economies, Year 2010Table 3.3.7 Decrease Rates of Infant Mortality of Developed Market Economies, 1960-2010; 3.4 Life Expectancy of Developed Market Economies; Table 3.4.1 Life Expectancy of Developed Market Economies, Year 1960; Table 3.4.2 Life Expectancy of Developed Market Economies, Year 1970; Table 3.4.3 Life Expectancy of Developed Market Economies, Year 1980; Table 3.4.4 Life Expectancy of Developed Market Economies, Year 1990; Table 3.4.5 Life Expectancy of Developed Market Economies, Year 2000.

Table 3.4.6 Life Expectancy of Developed Market Economies, Year 2010Table 3.4.7 Growth Rates of Life Expectancy of Developed Market Economies, 1960-2010; 3.5 Health Expenditures of Developed Market Economies; Table 3.5.1 Total Health Expenditures of Developed Market Economies as percent of GDP, Year 2010; Table 3.5.2 Public Health Expenditures of Developed Market Economies as percent of Total Health Expenditures, Year 2010; 3.6 Taxes as Share of GDP of Developed Market Economies; Table 3.6.1 Taxes as Share of GDP of Developed Market Economies, Year 1970.

Who has the most nuclear assets in the Middle East? Whose power is waning, whose increasing? Updated annually, these tables of economic, demographic and military indicators establish the pecking order for 232 countries, with estimates of all nuclear arsenals including rarely published data on non-signatory nations. Members of the US Congress and others who care about the foundations of power politics in the nuclear age will find facts that speak for themselves in this novel yearbook.

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