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CPS1472 Mahmoud Mohamed ElSarawy
6. Results
1. Well-being index = (GDP guide, Education guide, Employment guide,
Women Participation guide, Health guide) /5
2. We found that Wellbeing Index values for Egypt and Malaysia are different,
Malaysia has the largest index value of well-being with 0.84 and Egypt is
0.70 as shown in Figure (6)

7. Conclusion
Although the indicators of well-being that can make new light for Economic
and social Research, and measuring the welfare of the population, but it also
received a number of criticisms. We can conclude that all objective standards
for measuring wellbeing calculated partially and should be used exclusively to
carry out a comprehensive assessment of the entire human well-being.
All countries should increase studies and researches aimed to measure the
level of well-being in its societies to determine the extent to achieve the
appropriate level of education, health and all economic and social indicators.

References
1. Axel Dreher, (2005), “The Influence of Globalization on Taxes and Social
Policy – an Empirical Analysis for OECD Countries”, Thurgau Institute of
Economic, Switzerland and University of Konstanz, Department of
Economics.
2. http://cdn.media70.com/national-accounts-of-well-being-report.pdf

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