NAME:	Televisions, Physicians, and Life Expectancy
TYPE:	Sample
SIZE:	40 observations, 6 variables

DESCRIPTIVE ABSTRACT:
For each of the forty largest countries in the world (according to 1990
population figures), data are given for the country's life expectancy
at birth, number of people per television set, and number of people per
physician.

SOURCE:
_The World Almanac and Book of Facts 1993_ (1993), New York:  Pharos
Books.

VARIABLE DESCRIPTIONS:
Columns
 1 - 15  Country
23 - 26  Life expectancy (LE)
29 - 33  People per television (PPT)
36 - 40  People per physician (PPP)
43 - 44  Female life expectancy (FLE)
47 - 48  Male life expectancy (MLE)

Values are aligned and delimited by blanks.
Missing values are denoted with *.

SPECIAL NOTES:
A country's life expectancy was calculated by averaging the life
expectancies for females and males.  In most cases the almanac listed
the ratios of people per television and people per physician directly.
In the few cases for which the almanac listed the raw numbers, the
ratios were calculated from the population information.  The only
missing values are people per television in Tanzania and Zaire.