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Coverage before comparison.

Eleven profiles expose the actual values, years and coverage behind each reading. Missing observations remain missing; regional averages show how many countries contributed.

Global aggregate / WLD

World

The global profile is the only page where a recent harmonized child-labour estimate can be paired with the other four signals. Even here, the reference years span 2021–2025.

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Country / USA

United States

The United States profile combines strong coverage for four signals with a clear gap for the connected child-labour series.

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Country / CHN

China

China’s profile contains a low reported homicide rate, a very high expression-pressure signal and no recent comparable child-labour value in the connected series.

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Region · 45 codes / EUR

Europe

Europe illustrates why a regional average needs a coverage fraction and a published membership rule.

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Region · 12 codes / SAM

South America

South America’s homicide signal is the most elevated of the region’s available social measures, but national variation remains substantial.

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Region · 22 codes / ARB

Arab World

The Arab World profile has strong coverage for suicide and expression, but weak latest-year coverage for homicide, child labour and consumption carbon.

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Region · 54 codes / AFR

Africa

Africa combines broad coverage for suicide and expression with extremely weak latest-year homicide coverage. The child-labour figure refers specifically to Sub-Saharan Africa, not the whole continent.

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Country / CAN

Canada

Canada shows relatively low homicide and expression pressure in the connected sources, alongside a high consumption-based carbon footprint.

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Country / AUS

Australia

Australia combines low reported homicide and expression pressure with a suicide rate and consumption footprint that require separate attention.

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Country / MAR

Morocco

Morocco’s page makes one limitation impossible to miss: the connected child-employment observation is from 2004 and cannot support a present-day conclusion.

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Country / ESP

Spain

Spain’s available homicide rate is low relative to the global figure, while suicide remains a separate public-health issue and carbon is slightly above the latest global footprint.

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