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Global Dataset on GDP, Food Prices, Food Insecurity, and Health Expenditure (1960–2024)

This dataset compiles yearly global indicators from 1960 to 2024, including GDP (nominal and PPP-adjusted), food insecurity index, health expenditure, income inequality (GINI), and detailed food price indices, supporting multicausal econometric modeling.

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Economics & social scienceFree to access

Key facts

InstitutionSee official page
CoverageGlobal
Time span1960–2024
Scale1 file
LicenseTerms: check the source page
AccessZenodo

Contents & fields

This dataset contains yearly global indicators from 1960 to 2024, covering GDP (nominal and PPP-adjusted), food insecurity index, health expenditure, income inequality (GINI), and detailed food price indices (overall, meat, dairy, cereals, vegetable oils, and sugar). The dataset is structured to support multicausal econometric modeling, including VAR and mediation analysis.

  • GDP (nominal)—Nominal GDP
  • GDP (PPP-adjusted)—GDP adjusted for purchasing power parity
  • Food insecurity index—Index of food insecurity
  • Health expenditure—Health expenditure
  • Income inequality (GINI)—Income inequality measured by GINI coefficient
  • Food price index (overall)—Overall food price index
  • Food price index (meat)—Meat food price index
  • Food price index (dairy)—Dairy food price index
  • Food price index (cereals)—Cereals food price index
  • Food price index (vegetable oils)—Vegetable oils food price index
  • Food price index (sugar)—Sugar food price index

Research uses

Suitable for multicausal econometric modeling, such as VAR and mediation analysis, on the interconnections among income, food prices, food insecurity, and health expenditure.

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Keywords

GDPfood pricesfood insecurityhealth expenditureGINIglobal data

Access & license

License: Terms: check the source page | Free to access

Why this is hard to get on your own

When studying the complex causal relationships among income, food prices, food insecurity, and health expenditure, researchers often lack a unified dataset integrating multi-dimensional annual indicators.

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