Living Standard Measures.
Living Standard Measures (LSM):
Standard of living refers to the level of wealth, comfort, material goods and necessities available to a certain socioeconomic class in a certain geographical area.
Measures of LSM :
(a) Income,
(b) Quality,
(c) Availability of Employment,
(d) Class disparity,
(e) Poverty Rate,
(0 Quality and affordability of housing,
(g) Inflation rate,
(h) Gross Domestic Product,
(i) Access to free health-care
0) Quality and availability of education,
(k) Infrastructure facilities,
0) National Economic Growth,
(m) Economic and Political Stability,
(n) PoliticalStability
o Standard of living is generally measured by standards such as real (i.e;
inflation adjusted) income per person and poverty rate. Other measures such
as access and quality of heath care, income gfown inequality, Disposable
eners/ (People's disposable income's ability to buy energr) and educational
standards are also used.
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