Among the highest are Japan, UK and Switzerland. Generally "First World" countries have the highest standards--mostly those of North America, Western Europe, Australia and the southern tip of Africa. This is based on GNP (Gross National Product), human rights and, originally, type of government.
Germany, Austria and Switzerland are centrally located in Europe and Switzerland can certainly be called an alpine nation. Among these three countries, all have a high standard of living and strong economies. Germany, as example, has the largest economy in Europe.
Developed
Developed Country: Industrialised countries that have a high economy and standard of living. Developing Country: A country that is poor and whose citizens are mostly agricultural workers; but want to become more advanced socially and economically.
It started the Industrial revolution.
Generally mixed economies generate more wealth than other kinds of economies leading to a higher standard of living
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Switzerland has a high standard of living, characterized by a high GDP per capita, high quality healthcare, excellent education systems, and overall high quality of life for its residents. Its strong economy, stable political environment, and high levels of safety contribute to its reputation as a country with a high standard of living.
yes
The distribution of oil in the Middle East has played a significant role in shaping the region's development by creating wealth and influencing political dynamics. Countries with abundant oil reserves have experienced economic booms, but also faced challenges with resource dependency and wealth inequality. The control and access to oil resources have been closely tied to regional conflicts and geopolitical interests.
has a high standard of living.
Oil exports can pay for the standard of living increases.
Germany, Austria and Switzerland are centrally located in Europe and Switzerland can certainly be called an alpine nation. Among these three countries, all have a high standard of living and strong economies. Germany, as example, has the largest economy in Europe.
high standard of living= high GDP and vice versa
the answer is high
Environmental resources, tourism and agriculture are the three largest industries in Costa Rica. Because of the high-performance of these three sectors, Costa Ricans enjoy a high standard of living compared to neighboring countries.
The standard of living is high, and unemployment is only about 7%, which is low compared to other European countries. Unions are weaker than they once were, and increasingly people work as independent contractors and do not have the benefits accorded employees.
Developed Countries- have a high per capita income, a lot a money and wealth, varied economy, high GDP, low infant mortality ratesLess Developed Countries/Developing Countries-have a poor government, low GDP, limited government, low levels of education, high infant mortality rates, very little money