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The higher the literacy rate, the higher the standard of living
The higher the standard of living the greater the literacy rate
The higher the standard of living the greater the literacy rate
the GDP does not affect the literacy rate. The literacy rate affects the GDP. normally the higher the literacy rate, the higher the GDP, but not always. Some countries can have a very high literacy rate, but not a high GDP. but most of the time the higher the literacy rate, the higher the GDP and standard of living.
The standard of living. The higher each of these things are the higher the standard of living for the people there.
If a person is unable to read or write they are unable to get a better job. Many jobs require a person to read directions, labels, forms, books, and manuals as well as fill out forms and reports. Not being able to do these things means a person has to do a lower level job, thus, making less money and they will live a lower standard of living. The literacy rate of an area, state, or country affects the standard of living by raising it. This is because there are more, better, and more advanced jobs open to a individual or population that has a higher literacy rate, especially high-paying jobs. The socio-economic classes are also affected by literacy rate. A lower literacy rate can increase the gap between them. If the level of literacy is increasing, it improves the standard of living too due to the good job opportunities and good income. this allows people to fullfill all the basic needs of the home and also other refreshments too. If there are more educated people, there is less poverty, crime, etc. Basically, the higher the literacy rate, the higher the standard of living
The literacy rate of an area, state, or country affects the standard of living by raising it. This is because there are more, better, and more advanced jobs open to a individual or population that has a higher literacy rate, especially high-paying jobs. The socio-economic classes are also affected by literacy rate. A lower literacy rate can increase the gap between them.In general, those who are able to read are more productive, i.e. are paid more. The correlation between literacy rates and standard of living has been shown to be positive.
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The literacy rate for Cuba is high therefore so is the standard of living
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