The Comprehensive Evaluation of the Human All-Round Development Based on G1- Standard Deviation and Empirical Study

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According to the connotation of the Scientific Outlook on Development, this paper constructed the comprehensive Human All-Round Development evaluation index system, determined the optimal weights of indicators by combining G1 method and Standard Deviation method and analyzed the Human All-Round Development of 14 provinces. The contribution characteristics lie on two aspects. Firstly, through the evaluation of the quality of life, quality of human and human capital environment, economic development environment, social development and environment reflect the harmony between humans and nature, humans and the society, humans and humans. Secondly, to evaluate the human All-Round development by determining the weights of indicators in using G1 and Standard Deviation could reflect its own characteristics and indicator data expertise.

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