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  Usage rate of smartphone apps_India

  calendar_monthDec 11, 2020

  Q. Please select all the apps that you usually use.

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  Main smartphone usage communication plan [post-paid]

  calendar_monthDec 11, 2020

  Q. How much data can you use for the smartphone that you mainly use per month?

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  The percentage of population ages 25 and over that attained or completed Bachelor's or equivalent

  calendar_monthJul 30, 2020

  The UAE topped the list with 37.2%, followed by Singapore (31.6%) and Korea (24.2%). In terms of the male to female ratio, there is a large difference in Japan and India compared to other countries, with women holding a bachelor's degree about half as many as men.

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  Four-year university (level) enrollment rate_7 countries

  calendar_monthJul 30, 2020

  The U.K. topped the list with 66.2%, followed by Saudi Arabia (65.9%) and South Korea (57.7%). Comparing men and women, there is a more than 10 point difference in the U.K. and China, the women’s university enrollment rate being higher than that of men. On the other hand, in Japan, men’s university enrollment rate is 52.5%, while that of women is 46.2%, showing that the men’s enrollment rate is higher.

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  Number of hospital beds per 1000 people

  calendar_monthJun 29, 2020

  Japan, Korea and Germany have a large number of hospital beds per population, which indicates a relatively good healthcare delivery system. On the other hand, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, India and UAE have relatively poor healthcare delivery systems, with the number of hospital beds per 1,000 people being less than two. The number of hospital beds is on the rise in China, Korea, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia.

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  Number of physicians per 1000 people_17 countries

  calendar_monthJun 24, 2020

  Germany has a very high number of doctors per 1,000 people (4.2 per 1,000 people), while Japan, Korea, Singapore, the U.S., the U.K. and Saudi Arabia have around 2.5 per 1,000 people. On the other hand, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and India have less than 1 doctor per 1,000 people, suggesting that it is not easy to get to see a doctor. The number of doctors is on the rise in Japan, China, Singapore, India, Germany and Saudi Arabia.