Evolution of Total Population , 1800-2000
Evolution of Total Urban Population, 1500-2000
Evolution of Cattle per Capita, 1500-2010
Evolution of Cropland per Capita, 1500-2010
Evolution of Pasture per Capita, 1500-2010
Evolution of Biodiversity - naturalness, 1500-2010
Raking and performance of all available indicators for the entire period covered by the data (download all indicators)
Period | Best performing | Worst performing | Best ranking | Worst ranking |
---|---|---|---|---|
1820-1869 10 | Total Cattle | Composite Measure of Wellbeing |
Composite Measure of Wellbeing |
Biodiversity - naturalness |
1870-1919 10 | Total Cattle | Pasture per Capita | Pigs per Capita | Biodiversity - naturalness |
1920-1959 11 | Total Cattle | Cropland per Capita | Pigs per Capita Composite Measure of Wellbeing |
Total Population |
1960-2010 18 | Total Num. of Goats | Pigs per Capita | Composite Measure of Wellbeing |
Total Population |
Overall 20 | N/A | N/A | Pigs per Capita | Biodiversity - naturalness |
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Cattle per CapitaLIE 1500 [43] 2010
Cropland per CapitaLIE 1500 [34] 2010
Goats per CapitaLIE 1970 [14] 2010
Pasture per CapitaLIE 1500 [34] 2010
Pigs per CapitaLIE 1500 [43] 2010
Sheep per CapitaLIE 1500 [43] 2010
Total CattleLIE 1500 [43] 2010
Total Number of GoatsLIE 1970 [14] 2010
Total Number of PigsLIE 1500 [43] 2010
Total Number of SheepLIE 1500 [43] 2010
DemographyComposite Measure
of WellbeingLIE 1820 [19] 2000
Female life Expectancy at Birth
Life Expectancy at Birth (Total)
Total PopulationLIE 1800 [11] 2000
Total Urban PopulationLIE 1500 [11] 2000
Urbanization RatioLIE 1800 [3] 2000
EnvironmentBiodiversity - naturalnessLIE 1500 [34] 2010
FinanceGender Equality Years
of Education
Historical Gender Equality Index
Human CapitalEducational Inequality Gini
Coefficient
Armed Conflicts (International)
Competitiveness of Executive
Recruitment (XRCOMP)
Competitiveness of Participations
(PARCOMP)
Executive Constraints
(XCONST)
Homicide RatesLIE 1986 [16] 2010
Openness of Executive
Recruitment (XROPEN)
Regulation of Chief Executive
Recruitment (XRREG)
Anguilla[No Data]
Antigua and Barbuda1500 (5)-2013 (21)
Aruba[No Data]
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba[No Data]
British Virgin Islands[No Data]
Cayman Islands[No Data]
Curaçao[No Data]
Dominican Republic1500 (6)-2018 (39)
Guadeloupe[No Data]
Martinique[No Data]
Montserrat[No Data]
Puerto Rico[No Data]
Saint Kitts and Nevis1500 (5)-2010 (14)
Saint Martin (French part)[No Data]
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines1500 (5)-2010 (20)
Saint-Barthélemy[No Data]
Sint Maarten (Dutch part)[No Data]
Trinidad and Tobago1500 (5)-2018 (35)
Turks and Caicos Islands[No Data]
United States Virgin Islands[No Data] Central America
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)1500 (8)-2018 (42)
Falkland Islands (Malvinas)[No Data]
French Guiana[No Data]
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)1500 (8)-2018 (40)
Northern AmericaBermuda[No Data]
Greenland[No Data]
Saint Pierre and Miquelon[No Data]
Turkmenistan1500 (16)-2016 (27)
Eastern AsiaChina, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region[No Data]
China, Macao Special Administrative Region[No Data]
Åland Islands[No Data]
Channel Islands[No Data]
Faeroe Islands[No Data]
Guernsey[No Data]
Isle of Man[No Data]
Jersey[No Data]
Sark[No Data]
Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands[No Data]
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland1500 (20)-2018 (56)
Guam[No Data]
Marshall Islands1500 (4)-2010 (5)
Micronesia (Federated States of)1500 (2)-2013 (6)
Northern Mariana Islands[No Data]
American Samoa[No Data]
French Polynesia[No Data]
Niue[No Data]
Pitcairn[No Data]
Tokelau[No Data]
Wallis and Futuna Islands[No Data]
Åland Islands[No Data]
Channel Islands[No Data]
Faeroe Islands[No Data]
Gibraltar[No Data]
Greenland[No Data]
Guernsey[No Data]
Holy See[No Data]
Isle of Man[No Data]
Jersey[No Data]
Netherlands1500 (22)-2018 (43)
Sark[No Data]
Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands[No Data]
Switzerland1500 (19)-2018 (44)
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland1500 (20)-2018 (56)
Anguilla[No Data]
Antigua and Barbuda1500 (5)-2013 (21)
Aruba[No Data]
Bermuda[No Data]
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)1500 (8)-2018 (42)
Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba[No Data]
British Virgin Islands[No Data]
Cayman Islands[No Data]
Curaçao[No Data]
Dominican Republic1500 (6)-2018 (39)
Falkland Islands (Malvinas)[No Data]
French Guiana[No Data]
Guadeloupe[No Data]
Martinique[No Data]
Montserrat[No Data]
Puerto Rico[No Data]
Saint Kitts and Nevis1500 (5)-2010 (14)
Saint Martin (French part)[No Data]
Saint Pierre and Miquelon[No Data]
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines1500 (5)-2010 (20)
Saint-Barthélemy[No Data]
Sint Maarten (Dutch part)[No Data]
Trinidad and Tobago1500 (5)-2018 (35)
Turks and Caicos Islands[No Data]
United States Virgin Islands[No Data]
Afghanistan1500 (16)-2016 (28)
American Samoa[No Data]
Brunei Darussalam1500 (12)-2013 (19)
French Polynesia[No Data]
Guam[No Data]
Marshall Islands1500 (4)-2010 (5)
Micronesia (Federated States of)1500 (2)-2013 (6)
New Caledonia[No Data]
Niue[No Data]
Norfolk Island[No Data]
Northern Mariana Islands[No Data]
Philippines1500 (17)-2018 (46)
Pitcairn[No Data]
Solomon Islands1500 (11)-2018 (25)
Tokelau[No Data]
Wallis and Futuna Islands[No Data]
China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region[No Data]
China, Macao Special Administrative Region[No Data]
Guinea-Bissau1500 (16)-2018 (31)
Mayotte[No Data]
Réunion[No Data]
Saint Helena[No Data]
Sao Tome and Principe1500 (14)-2016 (20)
Sierra Leone1500 (15)-2018 (36)
South Africa1500 (14)-2018 (49)
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