RELATIVE SOCIAL INDICATORS, LAC COUNTRIES COMPARED TO THE INDUSTRIALIZED WORLD (INDEX: INDUSTRIAL COUNTRIES=100) Life Under-Five Daily Calorie Adult Access to Expectancy Mortality Supply Literacy Safe Water Country 1960 1990 1960 1990 1965 1988-90 1970 1990 1975 1988-90 Antigua and Barbuda Argentina 94 95 97 98 96 99 94 96 Bahamas 91 96 Barbados 93 100+ 96 100+ 98 99 Belize Bolivia 62 73 76 86 62 65 58 78 34 46 Brazil 79 88 89 94 81 84 67 82 62 96 Chile 83 96 90 99 87 79 90 94 70 86 Colombia 82 92 89 97 76 83 78 88 64 92 Costa Rica 89 100+ 92 100+ 84 92 88 94 72 94 Cuba 92 100+ 96 100+ 82 100+ 87 95 Domincia Dominican Republic 75 89 85 94 69 77 68 84 55 62 Ecuador 77 89 86 94 67 75 72 87 36 58 El Salvador 73 86 84 93 65 78 58 74 53 41 Grenada Guatemala 66 85 82 92 75 80 44 56 39 60 Guyana 81 86 92 95 72 81 Haiti 61 75 78 89 71 63 22 54 12 42 Honduras 67 87 81 93 70 72 53 74 41 52 Jamaica 91 98 96 100+ 81 86 97 99 86 72 Mexico 83 94 84 96 90 100+ 74 88 62 78 Nicaragua 68 87 84 94 86 78 46 53 Panama 88 97 94 99 79 80 82 89 77 83 Paraguay 92 90 91 96 90 91 81 91 13 33 Peru 69 85 81 90 79 70 71 86 St. Lucia St. Kitts and Nevis St. Vincent and Grens. Suriname 87 93 95 98 88 84 Trinidad and Tobago 92 96 98 100+ 83 90 93 96 Uruguay 98 97 99 99 85 78 94 97 Venezuela 86 94 93 98 76 78 76 89 79 89 Source: UNDP, "Human Development Report 1993." Note: Figures are relative to the industrial countries average (i.e. OECD), which is indexed to equal 100. The smaller the figure the bigger the gap, the closer the figure is to 100 the smaller the gap, and a figure above 100 indicates that the country is better than the industrialized world's average.