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What does'an increase in the standard of living of the population' mean?​

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Answered by maheshgreyden
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Standard of living’ refers to the necessaries, comforts and lux­uries which a person is accustomed to enjoy.

In other words, standard of living of the people means the quantity and quality of their consumption.

Standard of Living and Standard of Life:

A distinction is sometimes made between standard of living and standard of life. Standard of living , refers to our usual scale of expenditure, the goods we consume and the services we enjoy, our attitudes and values. Standard of life is a much wider term. It refers to one’s ideals in life. It includes a person’s expenditure on his non-material requirements. “Simple living and high thinking” is a common axiom. “Simple living” hints at a low standard of living, but “high thinking” refers to a high standard of life. Mahatma Gandhi had a low standard of living but a high standard of life.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Standard of living is the material well being of the average person in a given population. ... Standard of living and quality of life are similar in that they utilize some of the same data, but standard of living represents a more physical aspect of life while quality of life represents the more intangible aspects of life.

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