The financial health of a population, as measured by the quantity of consumption...
Usually refers to a country's per capita income, but sometimes takes account also of additional conditions that matter for a person's or household's wellbeing such as leisure or the quality of the environment.
The financial health of a population, as measured by income levels, quality of food, housing, and medical care, etc. see also income replacement ratio.
The overall quality of life that people enjoy.
"a loose, subjective measure of how well off an individual or a society is mainly in terms of want satisfaction through goods and services"
The quantity and quality of goods and services available in an economy.
A measure of an individual's or a family's quality of life
The level of well-being (of an individual, group or the population of a country) as measured by the level of income (for example, GNP per capita) or by the quantity of various goods and services consumed (for example, the number of cars per 1,000 people or the number of television sets per capita). See also quality of life.
The level of material affluence of a nation as measured by per capita output.
degree of prosperity in a nation, as measured by income levels, quality of housing and food, medical care, educational opportunities, transportation, communications, and other measures. The standard of living in different countries is frequently compared based on annual per capita income. On an individual level, the standard of living is a measure of the quality of life in such areas as housing, food, education, clothing, transportation, and employment opportunities.
The measure of consumption and welfare of a country, community or individual, usually shown as GDP per capita
This is a measure of an individualâ€(tm)s prosperity in relation to the rest of society. Standard of living is often measured by indicators such as health and wealth.
The quality of life enjoyed by a person depending on factors such as spendable income, housing conditions, health and education.
The Standard of living refers to the quality and quantity of goods and services available to people and the way these services and goods are distributed within a population. It is generally measured by standards such as income inequality, poverty rate, real (i.e. inflation adjusted) income per person. Other measures such as access and quality of health care, educational standards and social rights are often used too.
