Statistics of Living Standards of Population
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Population living standards can be defined as a complex social and economic category reflecting the level of supply of necessary material goods and services to the population, the achieved consumption level of these material goods and services and the extent of satisfying reasonable (rational) needs.
Keywords
Monetary Receipts Minimum Food Basket Human Development Index (HDI) Income Populations Population Spending
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