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  California
 Sudan
Infant mortality
 0.52%
 8.24%
Poverty
 15.9%
 48%
Unemployment
 14.2%
 18.7%
Literacy - male
 77% (level 1)
 71.8%
Literacy - female
 76% (level 1)
 50.5%
Life expectancy
 77.9
 51.42
Doctors
 115,740
 11,083
AIDS cases
 67,208 / 5202
 49,000 (1.62%)
Malaria cases
 71
 3,185,930
GDP billions
 1,850.12
 54.68
Personal income  per capita
 38,956
 2,300
Imports
 270,532,000,000
 8,253,000,000
Exports
 1,200,800,000,000
 7,560,000,000
Government revenues
 78,840,000,000
 9,007,000,000
Inflation
 1.71% (1.16% US)
 11.2%
Government expenses
 101,466,000,000
 10,380,000,000
External Debt
 71,434,000,000
 36,272,000,000
Foreign Reserves
 61,500,000
 879,000,000
The UN World Health
Organization
estimated 7552
physicians working in
Sudan in 2004. The
11,083 is the 2006
estimate. While
welcome news, we are
skeptical.
We expect
acceleration of the
spread of AIDS, a
disease notorious for
inaccurate tallies,
once the disease
spreads to more than
2.8% of Sudanese
adults.
California does not
report diagnoses of
HIV as opposed to
AIDS. 67,000 living
with AIDS; 5300 new
cases last year. Life
expectancy for
someone with AIDS in
Sudan is 27 months.
More money; moving faster. Advantage: California. Maybe.
The California imports and exports include substantial amount of
goods produced or consumed in other states. Budget data from 2010.