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One-person households

Share of one-person households

Link with national income+0.70strongly income-linked
Links that hold up14of 158 pairs tested
Unit% of householdshigher is neither better nor worse
SourceUN_HOUSEHOLDSCC BY 3.0 IGO
What this measures. Households of one person, from the same UN collection as the single-parent share and with the same limits: one to three readings per country, from sources that sort households differently, and few after 2019. It rises with age and with income, and falls with family size. That is three different things in one number. No "better" direction is set.

How it has moved

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Every country, every year

One row per country and one column per year, sorted by the most recent value. Hover over any cell to see the figure. The country names link to each country’s page.

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Links that hold up

r is how closely two measures rise and fall together across countries, from −1 (opposite) to +1 (in step), where 0 means no link. These pairs are ranked by the link after adjusting for national income, which means comparing countries with the same GDP per person. Each pair passed three checks. The link held after that adjustment. It was unlikely to be chance (q of 0.05 or less), even allowing for countries in the same region being alike and for the many pairs tested. And the two are not just two measures of the same thing. Very small q values are written in short form: 8.0e-5 means 0.000080.

MeasureBefore adjustingAfter adjustingqCountriesTracks income?
One-person households and Alcohol consumptionWhere One-person households is higher, Alcohol consumption tends to be higher: a moderate link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Alcohol consumption by country+0.74+0.600.010141moderate
One-person households and Public social spendingWhere One-person households is higher, Public social spending tends to be higher: a moderate link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Public social spending by country+0.69+0.560.03634moderate
One-person households and Population 65+Where One-person households is higher, Population 65+ tends to be higher: a moderate link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Population 65+ by country+0.77+0.530.041150high
One-person households and Old-age spendingWhere One-person households is higher, Old-age spending tends to be higher: a moderate link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Old-age spending by country+0.52+0.500.00934independent
One-person households and Fixed broadbandWhere One-person households is higher, Fixed broadband tends to be higher: a moderate link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Fixed broadband by country+0.76+0.490.034147proxy
One-person households and ResearchersWhere One-person households is higher, Researchers tends to be higher: a moderate link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Researchers by country+0.70+0.460.010107proxy
One-person households and Voice and accountabilityWhere One-person households is higher, Voice and accountability tends to be higher: a moderate link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Voice and accountability by country+0.67+0.430.036148moderate
One-person households and Hospital bedsWhere One-person households is higher, Hospital beds tends to be higher: a moderate link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Hospital beds by country+0.64+0.420.024131high
One-person households and Gender Inequality IndexWhere One-person households is higher, Gender Inequality Index tends to be lower: a weak link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Gender Inequality Index by country-0.72-0.370.046136proxy
One-person households and Political corruptionWhere One-person households is higher, Political corruption tends to be lower: a weak link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Political corruption by country-0.64-0.340.015135high
One-person households and Government effectivenessWhere One-person households is higher, Government effectiveness tends to be higher: a weak link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Government effectiveness by country+0.67+0.270.045148proxy
One-person households and HDIWhere One-person households is higher, HDI tends to be higher: a weak link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. HDI by country+0.70+0.270.035143proxy
One-person households and Health spendingWhere One-person households is higher, Health spending tends to be higher: a weak link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Health spending by country+0.33+0.270.035142independent
One-person households and Expected schoolingWhere One-person households is higher, Expected schooling tends to be higher: a weak link that holds when only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Expected schooling by country+0.66+0.260.023143proxy

How much the other measures account for

The 71 most widely reported measures boil down to a few broad patterns. This table shows how much of the differences between countries on this measure those patterns account for, adding one pattern at a time. The patterns are rebuilt without this measure, and without anything built from the same numbers or measuring the same thing. So it never predicts itself under another name. The figures use the 112 countries reporting all of them, and 71 candidate measures.

This shows how much it moves with the others. It does not explain anything. Measures that move together end up on the same pattern whether or not anything connects them. And the countries here are the best-documented ones. A high figure means this measure is largely predictable from the others, not that they produce it.
Patterns usedShare of this measure accounted forAdded by this pattern
150%—
259%+8%
359%+0%
459%+0%
568%+9%
668%+0%

How it differs by category

This compares the measure across groups of countries, such as those sharing a main religion, instead of against another number. The figure is the share of the differences between countries on this measure that lies between the groups, on a scale from 0 to 1. It is shown before and after adjusting for national income.

The “between groups” figure runs from 0 (the groups are no different) to 1 (the groups explain all the differences between countries). Groups have no up or down, so this says how much the groups differ, never which way. For that, read the group averages. The figure also tends to rise when there are more groups. So to judge whether it could be chance (q), we shuffle the same labels among the same countries many times and see how often a figure this big turns up. Then we allow for the fact that many measures are checked at once, since with enough checks a few big figures turn up by luck alone. Groups with fewer than 12 countries are left out. And countries that share a label share a lot else. Adjusting for income rules out one third factor, but leaves language, region, legal tradition and history untouched.

Grouped byBetween groupsAfter incomeqGroups at each end
Last European coloniser0.250.070.939largest: Spain 13.4% · smallest: France 8.22%
% of households
Largest religious group0.580.530.003largest: Christians 19.1% · smallest: Muslims 6%
% of households

Every other pair

Everything else this measure was tested against, apart from the links that hold up and the pairs built from the same numbers. Sorted by the link after adjusting. Search by name; every column sorts. A small adjusted figure is a result too. It says the two do not move together once income is set aside.

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One-person households and Family benefits spendingComparing only countries with similar income it is still +0.57, but that could easily be chance once we allow for countries in the same region being alike. Family benefits spending by country+0.63+0.570.10434independent
One-person households and Aid givenCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Aid given by country+0.40+0.550.13135high
One-person households and Religion very importantLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.53) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Religion very important by country-0.74-0.530.09489high
One-person households and PISA readingLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.52) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. PISA reading by country+0.72+0.520.06773high
One-person households and PISA scienceLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.49) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. PISA science by country+0.71+0.490.13773high
One-person households and Hours workedComparing only countries with similar income it is still -0.49, but that could easily be chance once we allow for countries in the same region being alike. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Hours worked by country-0.60-0.490.12330high
One-person households and Muslim shareComparing only countries with similar income it is still -0.49, but that could easily be chance once we allow for countries in the same region being alike. Muslim share by country-0.55-0.490.050146independent
One-person households and Single-parent householdsCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Single-parent households by country+0.34+0.480.057150independent
One-person households and Christian shareCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Christian share by country+0.41+0.470.066146independent
One-person households and Women's political empowermentLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.47) could easily be chance. Women's political empowerment by country+0.64+0.470.081135moderate
One-person households and Participatory democracyLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.46) could easily be chance. Participatory democracy by country+0.66+0.460.075135moderate
One-person households and Suicide rateComparing only countries with similar income it is still +0.45, but that could easily be chance once we allow for countries in the same region being alike. Suicide rate by country+0.51+0.450.067142independent
One-person households and RedistributionLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.44) could easily be chance. Redistribution by country+0.68+0.440.05736moderate
One-person households and Liberal democracyLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.44) could easily be chance. Liberal democracy by country+0.67+0.440.054135moderate
One-person households and Median ageLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.43) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Median age by country+0.74+0.430.051150proxy
One-person households and Electoral democracyLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.43) could easily be chance. Electoral democracy by country+0.64+0.430.119135moderate
One-person households and PISA mathsLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.42) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. PISA maths by country+0.67+0.420.30273high
One-person households and Governance scoreLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.41) could easily be chance. Governance score by country+0.64+0.410.085137moderate
One-person households and Regime typeLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.41) could easily be chance. Regime type by country+0.63+0.410.114135moderate
One-person households and Gender scoreComparing only countries with similar income it is still +0.40, but that could easily be chance once we allow for countries in the same region being alike. Gender score by country+0.52+0.400.139142moderate
One-person households and Confidence in religious institutionsLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.39) could easily be chance. Confidence in religious institutions by country-0.58-0.390.07389moderate
One-person households and Civil society participationCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Civil society participation by country+0.43+0.380.056135independent
One-person households and Extreme poverty rateCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Extreme poverty rate by country-0.36+0.380.180134proxy
One-person households and Free and fair electionsLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.38) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Free and fair elections by country+0.65+0.380.092135high
One-person households and Civil liberties (FH)Linked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.37) could easily be chance. Civil liberties (FH) by country-0.61-0.370.080144moderate
One-person households and Female labor participationCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Female labor participation by country+0.30+0.360.268143independent
One-person households and Recycling rateCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Recycling rate by country+0.50+0.360.43327moderate
One-person households and Mean years of schoolingLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.36) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Mean years of schooling by country+0.71+0.360.081143proxy
One-person households and Women in a unionLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.35) could easily be chance. Women in a union by country-0.52-0.350.212149moderate
One-person households and Interpersonal trustLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.34) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Interpersonal trust by country+0.59+0.340.06989high
One-person households and Freedom of expressionCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Freedom of expression by country+0.45+0.340.157135moderate
One-person households and Political civil libertiesCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Political civil liberties by country+0.48+0.330.204135moderate
One-person households and Informal employmentLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.33) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Informal employment by country-0.74-0.330.056118proxy
One-person households and Political rights (FH)Linked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.33) could easily be chance. Political rights (FH) by country-0.56-0.330.121144moderate
One-person households and Frequent prayerLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.32) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Frequent prayer by country-0.63-0.320.22464high
One-person households and Unemployment benefit spendingCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Unemployment benefit spending by country+0.38+0.320.19131moderate
One-person households and Religiously unaffiliatedLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.32) could easily be chance. Religiously unaffiliated by country+0.54+0.320.281146moderate
One-person households and Women ministersCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Women ministers by country+0.36+0.320.145141independent
One-person households and Freedom of associationCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Freedom of association by country+0.47+0.310.263135moderate
One-person households and Retirement age, menCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Retirement age, men by country-0.46-0.300.15839independent
One-person households and Corruption Perceptions IndexLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.30) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Corruption Perceptions Index by country+0.64+0.300.064139high
One-person households and Regulatory qualityLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.30) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Regulatory quality by country+0.67+0.300.073148proxy
One-person households and GDP growthCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. GDP growth by country-0.35-0.300.213150moderate
One-person households and Rule of lawLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.30) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Rule of law by country+0.65+0.300.069148high
One-person households and HIV prevalenceAlmost no link either way. HIV prevalence by country+0.05+0.290.431120moderate
One-person households and PhysiciansLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.29) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Physicians by country+0.67+0.290.089142proxy
One-person households and Basic sanitationCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Basic sanitation by country+0.42-0.290.163149high
One-person households and Trust in governmentAlmost no link either way. Trust in government by country-0.07-0.280.13939moderate
One-person households and Out-of-pocket health spendingCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Out-of-pocket health spending by country-0.44-0.280.101142moderate
One-person households and Gender Development IndexLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.27) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Gender Development Index by country+0.60+0.270.343141high
One-person households and Control of corruptionLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.27) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Control of corruption by country+0.63+0.270.089148high
One-person households and Equality scoreCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Equality score by country+0.32-0.260.465134high
One-person households and Electricity accessCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Electricity access by country+0.39-0.260.083149high
One-person households and Tax revenueCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Tax revenue by country+0.45+0.260.214116moderate
One-person households and Women in parliamentCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Women in parliament by country+0.32+0.250.173141independent
One-person households and Government expenseCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Government expense by country+0.44+0.250.209118moderate
One-person households and Basic water accessCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Basic water access by country+0.43-0.240.134149proxy
One-person households and Government consumptionCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Government consumption by country+0.24+0.230.198139independent
One-person households and Religious attendanceLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.23) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Religious attendance by country-0.58-0.230.48888high
One-person households and Health scoreCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Health score by country+0.32+0.230.207142moderate
One-person households and Inequality-adjusted HDILinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.22) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Inequality-adjusted HDI by country+0.72+0.220.113138proxy
One-person households and Adult obesityCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Adult obesity by country+0.10-0.220.162144moderate
One-person households and Women's age at first marriageCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Women's age at first marriage by country+0.34+0.220.18532moderate
One-person households and Market-income GiniAlmost no link either way. Market-income Gini by country-0.08+0.220.34636moderate
One-person households and Environment scoreCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Environment score by country-0.13+0.210.263148moderate
One-person households and Wellbeing scoreLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.21) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Wellbeing score by country+0.61+0.210.23989high
One-person households and Population 0-14Linked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.21) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Population 0-14 by country-0.67-0.210.257150proxy
One-person households and Government spending per capitaLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.21) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Government spending per capita by country+0.65+0.210.36135proxy
One-person households and Divorce rate (UN)Could easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Divorce rate (UN) by country+0.16+0.210.40571independent
One-person households and CO2 per capitaCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. CO2 per capita by country+0.28-0.200.514145proxy
One-person households and Gender wage gapCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Gender wage gap by country+0.13+0.200.24230independent
One-person households and UndernourishmentCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Undernourishment by country-0.43+0.200.131130proxy
One-person households and Self-reported happinessAlmost no link either way. Self-reported happiness by country+0.08-0.180.17589moderate
One-person households and Women in managementCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Women in management by country+0.34+0.180.438124moderate
One-person households and Retirement age, womenCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Retirement age, women by country-0.23-0.180.25039independent
One-person households and Age at childbearingCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Age at childbearing by country+0.41+0.170.287150moderate
One-person households and Male labor participationCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Male labor participation by country-0.19-0.160.086143independent
One-person households and Maternal mortalityCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Maternal mortality by country-0.41+0.160.068143proxy
One-person households and Homicide rateAlmost no link either way. Homicide rate by country+0.06+0.160.523129moderate
One-person households and Food insecurityLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.16) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Food insecurity by country-0.55+0.160.266124proxy
One-person households and Protected landCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Protected land by country+0.24+0.160.257148independent
One-person households and Adult literacyCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Adult literacy by country+0.49+0.150.428109high
One-person households and Agricultural landCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Agricultural land by country-0.13+0.150.285147independent
One-person households and Marriage rate (UN)Could easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Marriage rate (UN) by country-0.27-0.150.58478independent
One-person households and Slum share of urban populationLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.14) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Slum share of urban population by country-0.61-0.140.217144high
One-person households and Primary completionCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Primary completion by country+0.47-0.140.480138proxy
One-person households and Children with one parentCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Children with one parent by country+0.15+0.140.77031independent
One-person households and Child stuntingLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.14) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Child stunting by country-0.55-0.140.450128proxy
One-person households and Divorce rateAlmost no link either way. Divorce rate by country+0.05+0.140.19836independent
One-person households and Births outside marriageCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Births outside marriage by country-0.22-0.130.77534independent
One-person households and FDI inflowsAlmost no link either way. FDI inflows by country-0.07-0.130.152149independent
One-person households and Forest areaCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Forest area by country+0.19+0.130.672147independent
One-person households and Youth not in work or studyCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Youth not in work or study by country-0.46-0.120.344142high
One-person households and Anaemia in womenLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.11) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Anaemia in women by country-0.52-0.110.446142high
One-person households and Infrastructure scoreLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (+0.11) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Infrastructure score by country+0.66+0.110.502148proxy
One-person households and Life expectancyLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.11) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Life expectancy by country+0.55-0.110.606150proxy
One-person households and Population growthCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Population growth by country-0.47-0.110.467150moderate
One-person households and Vulnerable employmentLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.11) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Vulnerable employment by country-0.61-0.110.539143proxy
One-person households and Birth rateLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, what remains (-0.11) could easily be chance. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Birth rate by country-0.63-0.110.447150proxy
One-person households and Mobile subscriptionsCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Mobile subscriptions by country+0.21-0.100.421149moderate
One-person households and Tertiary enrollmentLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Tertiary enrollment by country+0.54+0.090.550141high
One-person households and Life satisfactionLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Life satisfaction by country+0.59+0.090.651133proxy
One-person households and UrbanizationLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Urbanization by country+0.51+0.090.584150high
One-person households and Adolescent fertilityCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Adolescent fertility by country-0.49+0.090.657150proxy
One-person households and Marriage rateCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Marriage rate by country+0.12+0.090.42737independent
One-person households and Secondary enrollmentLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Secondary enrollment by country+0.57+0.080.471145high
One-person households and Employment in agricultureLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Employment in agriculture by country-0.59-0.080.686143proxy
One-person households and DTP3 immunisationCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. DTP3 immunisation by country+0.31-0.070.590142moderate
One-person households and Labour scoreLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Labour score by country+0.53+0.070.686145high
One-person households and Under-5 mortalityLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Under-5 mortality by country-0.52+0.070.448144proxy
One-person households and Gini indexCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Gini index by country-0.15+0.070.851134moderate
One-person households and Trade opennessCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Trade openness by country+0.26-0.070.787138moderate
One-person households and Political stabilityCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Political stability by country+0.47+0.060.809148moderate
One-person households and Birth registrationCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Birth registration by country+0.43-0.060.433140proxy
One-person households and Education spendingAlmost no link either way. Education spending by country+0.09+0.060.604144independent
One-person households and Public order spendingCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Public order spending by country-0.34-0.050.84930high
One-person households and Armed conflict presentCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Armed conflict present by country-0.33-0.050.762143moderate
One-person households and Out of school, primaryCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Out of school, primary by country-0.32+0.050.562144moderate
One-person households and InflationAlmost no link either way. Inflation by country-0.05+0.050.584145independent
One-person households and Road traffic deathsCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Road traffic deaths by country-0.45+0.040.858141high
One-person households and Refugees originatingCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Refugees originating by country-0.16+0.040.703147moderate
One-person households and Education scoreLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Education score by country+0.58+0.040.596148proxy
One-person households and Health coverage indexLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Health coverage index by country+0.61+0.040.564142proxy
One-person households and Primary enrollmentAlmost no link either way. Primary enrollment by country+0.00+0.040.691148independent
One-person households and Tuberculosis incidenceCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Tuberculosis incidence by country-0.37-0.040.880149high
One-person households and Migrant share of populationCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Migrant share of population by country+0.37-0.040.903149high
One-person households and Fertility rateLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Fertility rate by country-0.59-0.030.802150proxy
One-person households and Infant mortalityLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Infant mortality by country-0.55+0.030.825144proxy
One-person households and Compulsory schoolingCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Compulsory schooling by country+0.32+0.030.842143moderate
One-person households and Married by 18Could easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Married by 18 by country-0.35-0.030.894115moderate
One-person households and Internet usersLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Internet users by country+0.57-0.030.861148proxy
One-person households and Pupil-teacher ratioLinked across countries, but mostly as richer countries differ from poorer ones: comparing only countries with similar income, almost nothing remains. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Pupil-teacher ratio by country-0.55-0.030.686140proxy
One-person households and UnemploymentAlmost no link either way. Unemployment by country-0.02+0.030.916143independent
One-person households and Conflict deathsAlmost no link either way. Conflict deaths by country-0.08+0.020.875143moderate
One-person households and Skilled birth attendanceCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Skilled birth attendance by country+0.45-0.020.875142high
One-person households and Military spendingAlmost no link either way. Military spending by country+0.05+0.020.948127independent
One-person households and Premature NCD mortalityCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Both mostly measure national income in another way, so only the adjusted figure is worth reading. Premature NCD mortality by country-0.44-0.010.969142high
One-person households and Tobacco useCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Tobacco use by country+0.19-0.010.971132independent
One-person households and Pre-trial detainee shareCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Pre-trial detainee share by country-0.23-0.000.991134independent
One-person households and Corporate tax rateCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Corporate tax rate by country-0.20-0.000.99365moderate
One-person households and Active labour market spendingCould easily be chance once only countries with similar income are compared. Active labour market spending by country+0.27+0.000.99834moderate
One-person households and GDP per capita (PPP)One side of this pair is national income itself, the thing the other figures adjust for. Adjusting income for income leaves nothing, so there is no adjusted figure. The unadjusted link shows how closely the other measure follows income. GDP per capita (PPP) by country+0.58——150proxy
One-person households and GNI per capita (PPP)One side of this pair is national income itself, the thing the other figures adjust for. Adjusting income for income leaves nothing, so there is no adjusted figure. The unadjusted link shows how closely the other measure follows income. GNI per capita (PPP) by country+0.60——150proxy
One-person households and GDP per capita (market)One side of this pair is national income itself, the thing the other figures adjust for. Adjusting income for income leaves nothing, so there is no adjusted figure. The unadjusted link shows how closely the other measure follows income. GDP per capita (market) by country+0.59——150proxy

Source

United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division · via Our World in Data

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United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division (2022). Database on Household Size and Composition 2022.