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The 17 pages that link to Human Development Index, each with the reason it gives.

• Gross domestic productCompared with: It broadens country comparisons beyond the production totals captured by GDP.

• Development economicsRelated: It broadens comparison beyond national income alone.

• Amartya SenRelated: Sen’s work helped inspire a measure that looks beyond economic output.

• Economic developmentBroader topic: It illustrates how development measures combine material resources with social outcomes.

• Capability approachBroader topic: The index applies a limited human-development perspective to cross-country comparison.

• UruguayRelated: Uruguay’s performance is often assessed through this cross-national measure.

• Geometric meanBroader topic: Its three dimension indices are combined with a geometric mean.

• Life expectancyRelated: Life expectancy at birth supplies the index's health dimension.

• Equatorial GuineaRelated: It exposes the contrast between Equatorial Guinea’s oil wealth and social outcomes.

• United Nations Development ProgrammeRelated: UNDP introduced this measure in 1990 to broaden how national progress is assessed.

• Gross National HappinessCompared with: It shares a multidimensional ambition but uses a narrower set of dimensions.

• National income accountingCompared with: It captures dimensions of human development that production accounts do not measure.

• North–South divideRelated: It shows that development gaps extend beyond differences in national wealth.

• Economy of PakistanCompared with: It contrasts output-based economic measures with broader measures of people’s capabilities.

• Development studiesRelated: It expands measurement beyond output but compresses diverse conditions into one index.

• Developed countryRelated: It captures social outcomes alongside income when comparing national development.

• Global developmentRelated: It broadens development comparisons beyond economic output.