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they adhere to certain subcultures more than others.
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It’s almost impossible to ignore the impact that “soccer” has on different countries, around the world. In America, winning or losing a football match isn’t life or death. But the rest of the world feels differently. In fact, football — as it’s known everywhere else around the world — can mean life or death.
The influence of football on a country’s people doesn’t always result in a favorable outcome, though. In North Korea for example, the outcome is public shaming.
HDI is a tool that the UN created to measure how 'developed' a country is based on 4 factors. These are; life expectancy, expected years of schooling, GNI (gross national income) per capita (person) and mean years of schooling. HDI is also a much more accurate tool for calculating development (as opposed to GDP) as it includes social factors, whereas GDP only includes economic factors.
