A good measure of the standard of living usually used for international comparison is
gross natioal income (GNI)
net national income (NNI)
gross national product (GNP)
gross domestic product (GDP)
per capital income (PCI)
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generally accepted measure for standard of living: average real gross domestic product (GDP) per capita. Let's break it down piece by piece: GDP measures annual economic output — the total value of new goods and services produced within a country's borders. Real GDP is the inflation-adjusted value.
GDP
Standard of living is the amount of goods and services available to purchase in a country. Real GDP per capita and Gross National Income per capita are the two most common ways to measure the standard of living. GDP measures all transactions within a country's boundary, while GNI includes those who live abroad
GDP
Standard of living is the amount of goods and services available to purchase in a country. Real GDP per capita and Gross National Income per capita are the two most common ways to measure the standard of living. GDP measures all transactions within a country's boundary, while GNI includes those who live abroad
