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People are working fewer hours than ever before
In 1950, the Dutch worked, on average, 2,299 hours per year. In 2011, they worked only 1,380 hours – a reduction of 40 percent leaving them more time for family and leisure!
Fewer infants are dying
In Pakistan, infant mortality rate was 175 per 1,000 live births in 1960. By 2011, that number declined to 59 – a reduction of 66 percent.
Calorie intake among the poor is increasing
In 1990, people in 26 countries consumed less than 2,000 calories, which the U.S. Food and Drug Administration recommends an average person should eat each day. By 2008, that number fell to 3.
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