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economic development level
EconomicDevelopmentLevel is a subclass of EconomicAttribute containing terms used to describe the economic development level of a Nation or GeopoliticalArea. This class is further subdivided into different scales devised or used by different agencies.
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Parents economic attribute EconomicAttribute is the class of terms including all Attributes used to characterize the economic systems or development levels of Nations or dependent GeopoliticalAreas.
Children IMF development levelIMFDevelopmentLevel is a collection of Attributes representing economic development levels used by the InternationalMonetaryFund (IMF) to characterize national economies. The hierarchy of IMF levels includes: AdvancedEconomy, CountryInTransition, and DevelopingCountry. There is some, but not complete, overlap with concepts used by UnitedNations agencies. See
 UN economic development levelUNEconomicDevelopmentLevel is a subclass of EconomicDevelopmentLevel containing terms used to represent economic development classifications used by UnitedNations agencies. The top level of this classification scheme includes the concepts of DevelopedCountry, FormerSovietOrEasternEuropeanCountry, and LessDevelopedCountry.
 world bankGNI per capita levelWorldBankGNIPerCapitaLevel is the subclass of EconomicDevelopmentLevel containing attributes that characterize countries according to their per capita gross national income (GNI), as determined by the WorldBankGroup. The World Bank uses the Atlas method for making cross-country comparisons of national income.


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