/sci/ - Science & Math

>complete bachelors in engineering
>PhD in math
>Any job I want
>300K starting
>build my own office
>open the door
>get on the floor
>everybody walk the dinosaur

Pick your desired initials.
Desired age. (15+)
Desired living environment.

Rate the following risks on a 1-10 scale. 10 would be something that you would thing of as a great risk to the citizens of your "Desired living environment"

Rate the following:

AIDS
Alcohol
Born male (don't ask)
Severely overweight
Slightly overweight
Driving an automobile
Drowning
Drug abuse
Flying commercial airlines
Living in poverty
Lifetime near a nuclear plant
Being unmarried all your life
Living with a smoker
Medical x-rays
Natural disater
Natural radiation
Air pollution
Pesticide residue on food
Structural fires
Tobacco use
Toxic waste
Using oral contraceptives

Hey /sci/ You guys have really helped me before so i'm back for a little help again.
I got CAPE Economics tomorrow and would just like clarification on some stuff.
Thing is I understand basically how everything works etc, but recently my teachers have confused me on one topic.

What is GDP in relation to National Income?
Is NI a way of representing GDP or are they two different things entirely. Ive searched google but it dosent really give me an answer cause its such a stupid question.

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