Which indicator is used to measure the 'Knowledge' dimension of the Human Development Index?
Mean years of schooling and Expected years of schooling
The Human Development Index (HDI) published by UNDP combines three dimensions: a long and healthy life, knowledge, and a decent standard of living.
The knowledge (education) dimension is captured by two indicators taken together.
These are the mean years of schooling - the average years of education already completed by adults aged 25 and above - and the expected years of schooling - the years a child entering school today can expect to receive.
The two are combined into an education index, which is why the correct option pairs exactly these measures.
Adult literacy rate together with school enrolment was used in the older HDI methodology but was replaced in the 2010 revision, so that option is outdated.
Student-to-teacher ratios and counts of universities or research publications are not HDI indicators at all, so the correct answer is Mean years of schooling and Expected years of schooling.
Which indicator is used to measure the 'Knowledge' dimension of the Human Development Index?
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