Standard of living : teacher's guide / Andrew J. Milson.
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Text[Independence, KY] : National Geographic Learning, ©2014Description: 48 pages : color illustrations, color map 28 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780736297677
- HB 251 .M639s 2014
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Standards of living vary from country to country, and from one community to another. In general, a family in a developed country lives more comfortably than a family in a less developed country. People have more to eat, access to education, better health care, and safer homes. Standard of Living examines the factors that affect people's economic well-being, including war, historical factors, and resource management. In addition, its highlights countries that have successfully raised their standard of living, providing hope for the populations of the world.
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