No we cannot measure the living standard of any country through the use of automobiles.
A standard of living measure is the economic position of the individual.
Overall quality of life
GDP per capita
Economists measure a nation's standard of living: by calculating GDP per person by calculating per capita income (the best indicator) by calculating average personal income.
One disadvantage of using per capita income to measure standard of living is that the average doesn't really account fluctuations in standard of living between very rich and very poor. This difference can be huge, but a per capita can make it appear small.
A standard of living measure is the economic position of the individual.
Overall quality of life
A low standard of living.
Measure it yourself kunt
GDP per capita
Economists measure a nation's standard of living: by calculating GDP per person by calculating per capita income (the best indicator) by calculating average personal income.
Economists measure a nation's standard of living: by calculating GDP per person by calculating per capita income (the best indicator) by calculating average personal income.
One disadvantage of using per capita income to measure standard of living is that the average doesn't really account fluctuations in standard of living between very rich and very poor. This difference can be huge, but a per capita can make it appear small.
One of the advantages of using per capita to measure a standard of living is that this gives you the average per person. In this way, one can still guess what the greater and lesser living expense is while still understanding the mean expense.
National income
Automobiles may have systems that resemble living animals/plants, but they are in no way living, themselves.
Standard of living a measurement of the quality of one's life. It is the quantity of goods and servies consumed by an individual or household. A general measure of standard of living is the gross national income per head of population. It also includes income distribution, poverty, and retail price index.