So, for the USA, in 1800 an individual born in that year had a 34.8% probability of dying The following table provides information on the probability of dying before the age of 35. 6. (25) Compute the annualized rate of improvement for health measured as the reduction in mortality. Do this for each country from 1800 to 2010. How do your France France Germany Germany mortality E mortality E 4.30 .404 1.03 .414 4.74 .362 3.36 .389 3.11 .248 4.86 .246 4.25 .085 .113 5.76 .100 5.39 .021 .038 11.5 .027 12.0 before reaching age 35. Year USA USA mortality E 1800 .348 1850 .301 1900 .243 7.85 1950 9.92 2010 13.7 1.46 UK mortality .414 346 .229 ,088 ,027 UK E 1.23 2.56 5.57 6.99 12.2 Japan mortality .422 .396 .301 .126 .031 Japan E 0.61 1.31 2.78 7.62 11.9 results compare with each country's growth rate of living standards? So, for the USA, in 1800 an individual born in that year had a 34.8% probability of dying The following table provides information on the probability of dying before the age of 35. 6. (25) Compute the annualized rate of improvement for health measured as the reduction in mortality. Do this for each country from 1800 to 2010. How do your France France Germany Germany mortality E mortality E 4.30 .404 1.03 .414 4.74 .362 3.36 .389 3.11 .248 4.86 .246 4.25 .085 .113 5.76 .100 5.39 .021 .038 11.5 .027 12.0 before reaching age 35. Year USA USA mortality E 1800 .348 1850 .301 1900 .243 7.85 1950 9.92 2010 13.7 1.46 UK mortality .414 346 .229 ,088 ,027 UK E 1.23 2.56 5.57 6.99 12.2 Japan mortality .422 .396 .301 .126 .031 Japan E 0.61 1.31 2.78 7.62 11.9 results compare with each country's growth rate of living standards