[OC] Industrieländer nach Anzahl der erfüllten Kriterien (2025)

This map categorizes countries based on their inclusion in three key international development frameworks:

1. Human Development Index (HDI): Refers to nations classified as having „Very High Human Development“ by the UNDP. This index accounts for life expectancy, education (years of schooling), and Gross National Income (GNI) per capita.
2. World Bank (WB) High-Income: Includes economies with a GNI per capita above the World Bank’s „High-Income“ threshold.
3. IMF Advanced Economies: Economies identified by the International Monetary Fund as „Advanced“ based on their per capita income level, export diversification, and degree of integration into the global financial system.

The map uses a tiered color scale based on the number of these criteria a country satisfies:

* Tier 1 (3 criteria): Represents the highest level of international consensus (e.g., USA, Germany, Japan).
* Tier 2 (2 criteria): Nations that are not yet classified as an „Advanced Economy“ by the IMF (e.g. Russia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Chile and Uruguay).
* Tier 3 (1 criterion): Nations meeting specific benchmarks (like High Income [Guyana] or Very High HDI [Argentina]).