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and having a decent standard of living (measured by purchasing power parity, PPP, income). The index is not in any sense a comprehensive measure of human development. It does not, for example, include important indicators such as gender or income inequality and more difficult to measure indicators like respect for human rights and political freedoms. What it does provide is a broadened prism for viewing human progress and the complex relationship between income and well-being. The HDI for France is

first need to ascertain the conditional distribution C1|2 (u1 ; U2 ) := Q(U1 < u1 |Gτ2 , τ1 > τ2 ) Essentially the conditions give us the following information on U1 : • The default time τ2 provides U2 = 1 − exp {−Y2 (τ2 ) − Ψ2 (τ2 ; β1 )} ¯ • The inequality τ1 > τ2 yields U1 > 1 − exp {−Y1 (τ2 ) − Ψ1 (τ2 ; β1 )} =: U1 ¯ Thus, we can write for u1 > U1 ¯ C1|2 (u1 ; U2 ) = Q(U1 < u1 |U2 , U1 > U1 ) = ¯ Q(U1 < u1 , U1 > U1 |U2 ) ¯ Q(U1 > U1 |U2 ) ¯ Q(U1 < u1 |U2 ) − Q(U1 < U1 |U2 ) = ¯ 1 − Q(U1 < U1 |U2

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