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Iraq: Before and Now




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From: Rania Masri <rrmasri@unity.ncsu.edu>


"In 1990, using 1987 statistics, the first Human Development Report
classed Iraq as having high medium human development, 54th in the world
rankings. This year's report, based on 1995 statistics, put it 127th. Life
expectancy then was 65 with an adult literacy rate of 89 per cent. Now
Iraqis on average are dead at 58 and only 58 per cent are literate."

>From Middle East International, 27 November 1998
Article: Arabs Indexed, by Ian Williams



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