  To design, evaluate and tune policies for all-inclusive human development,
the primary requisite is to assess the true state of affairs of the society.
Statistical indices like GDP, Gini Coefficients have been developed to
accomplish the evaluation of the socio-economic systems. They have remained
prevalent in the conventional economic theories but little do they have in the
offing regarding true well-being and development of humans. Human Development
Index (HDI) and thereafter Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index (IHDI)
has been the path changing composite-index having the focus on human
development. However, even though its fundamental philosophy has an
all-inclusive human development focus, the composite-indices appear to be
unable to grasp the actual assessment in several scenarios. This happens due to
the dynamic non-linearity of social-systems where superposition principle
cannot be applied between all of its inputs and outputs of the system as the
system's own attributes get altered upon each input. We would discuss the
apparent shortcomings and probable refinement of the existing index using an
agent based computational system model approach.
