List of U.S. States By American Human Development Index

List Of U.S. States By American Human Development Index

This article presents a sortable table of U.S. states sorted by their American Human Development Index, according to the American Human Development Project. The data were taken from the American Human Development Report. The measurement scale used by the AHDI is different from that used in the UN's Human Development Index, and these values can not be compared to those..

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