standard of living, the level of wealth, comfort and access to goods and services, quality of life, general well-being, including health, happiness and comfort, cost of living, the amount of money needed to afford basic expenses, GDP per capita, the total value of goods and services produced per person, inequality, the gap between rich and poor, affordable, not too expensive; reasonably priced, purchasing power, the amount of goods you can buy with your money, life expectancy, the average number of years a person is expected to live, unemployment rate, the percentage of people who do not have jobs, infrastructure, roads, transport, hospitals and other basic systems, access to, the ability to use or obtain something

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