Standard of living often refers to material measures of well-being. As such, it is distinct from quality of life - quality of life, of course, is more important, but harder to measure, and less often used as a factor in economic debates.
Standard of living often refers to material measures of well-being. As such, it is distinct from quality of life - quality of life, of course, is more important, but harder to measure, and less often used as a factor in economic debates.
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