World Bank Data On Countries

Overview

This dataset is a comprehensive collection of economic, demographic, and developmental indicators for countries worldwide. The data has been meticulously collected from the World Bank, with each country's information being gathered individually. It encompasses a wide range of features, providing a holistic view of various aspects of each country's economic and social landscape.

Features

GDP (Gross Domestic Product): GDP measures the total economic output of a country, reflecting its economic health and performance.

Inflation Rate: The inflation rate indicates the rate at which the general price level of goods and services rises, affecting a country's purchasing power.

Health Expenditures (% in GDP): This metric reflects the proportion of a country's GDP allocated to healthcare, highlighting its commitment to public health.

Education Expenditures (% in GDP): The percentage of GDP spent on education signifies a nation's investment in its human capital and future workforce.

Export (% in GDP): Export as a percentage of GDP illustrates a country's global trade competitiveness and its reliance on international markets.

Import (% in GDP): Import as a percentage of GDP demonstrates a country's dependence on foreign goods and services.

Net Trade: Net trade, calculated as the difference between exports and imports, provides insights into a country's trade surplus or deficit.

Agricultural Activities (% in GDP): This metric measures the contribution of the agricultural sector to a nation's economy.

Service Activities (% in GDP): The service sector's percentage of GDP shows the importance of services in economic activities.

Industrial Activities (% in GDP): Industrial activities as a percentage of GDP signify the role of manufacturing and industry in a country's economy.

Research And Development (R&D): R&D investment indicates a country's commitment to innovation and technological advancement.

GDP Per Capita: GDP per capita calculates the average income of each individual in a country and is an indicator of living standards.

Population: The total population of a country reflects its size and demographic composition.

Population Density: Population density measures the number of individuals living per unit of area, providing insights into urbanization and land usage.