Most tertiary graduates can be assigned to a recognizable field such as education, engineering, health, business, science, or the arts.
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One useful way to compare the size of public equity markets with the economies that support them is market capitalization
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Secondary education is not organized around the same balance of general and vocational programmes in every country. Some systems keep
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National electricity-access averages can hide large differences between cities and rural communities. World Bank series EG.ELC.ACCS.RU.ZS measures the percentage of
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The bank cost-to-income ratio is a widely used measure of operating efficiency in banking. It compares operating expenses with the
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Out-of-pocket payments for doctor visits, medicines, hospital care, and other health services can reduce the resources a household has left
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The share of adults who have completed at least primary education varies sharply across countries. World Bank World Development Indicators
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Living in an urban area does not automatically mean that every resident has access to electricity. World Bank indicator EG.ELC.ACCS.UR.ZS
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Countries can face very different external repayment pressure relative to the foreign earnings generated by exports of goods and services
