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The key variables of the model are economic development (GDP per capita), population size, and a parameter summing up the cost of cultural heterogeneity (proxied by genetic heterogeneity).

To account for the level of economic development, GDP per capita, proportion of primary industry, and proportion of secondary industry were selected to reflect economic influences on resilience.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Development GDP per Capita in 1990 international Geary-Khamis dollars in Austria for the period 1900 till 2015.

Surprisingly, neither temperature nor simple measures of socioeconomic development (GDP or GCP) were significant in this analysis of a disease type mostly managed by traditional public health measures, such as sanitation and education.

The Human Development Index (HDI), which Mr Sen helped to devise in 1990, considers not only income, but also life expectancy and schooling, as elements of development (by GDP per person, Norway is the sixth-richest country in the world, but according to the HDI its inhabitants are the world's best-off).

Data on social economic development, including GDP, population, urbanization rate, etc. and data of agricultural fertilization intensity, numbers of domestic animals and planting area of different crops were derived from the Statistical yearbooks of Jiangxi Province (1996-2011).

It is difficult for planners to provide a detailed forecast of lifestyles, demographic developments, growth of GDP and other variables that might influence traffic flows over 10, 15, 20 years or more.

"Staffing is strongly linked to GDP development, and for Germany the economic development is also promising," said Scheiff.

Although Argentina is by no means one of the world's poorest countries, and has fairly good human development statistics, its GDP per capita ($9,000) is still only a quarter of the UK's.

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The last is the provincial economic development measured by GDP (log-transformed).