Re:Microsoft Workers to Form Company’s First Union in the U.S.
by camgunz on Thursday January 05, 2023 @05:39AM
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The EU has both a higher quality of life and standard of living. Here's Investopedia's list of stuff [0] you'd measure for standard of living (FWIW it also mentions HDI as a good measure of standard of living, which the EU generally beats the US at, especially IHDI):
- Life expectancy
- Inflation rate
- Number of paid vacation days
- Class disparity
- Poverty rate
- Quality and affordability of housing
- Hours of work required to purchase necessities
- GDP
- Affordable access to quality healthcare
- Quality and availability of education
- Incidence of disease
- Infrastructure
- National economic growth
- Economic and political stability
- Political and religious freedom
- Environmental quality
- Climate
- Safety
Generally other than the GDP/economic growth points, the EU beats the US.
- Life expectancy
- Inflation rate
- Number of paid vacation days
- Class disparity
- Poverty rate
- Quality and affordability of housing
- Hours of work required to purchase necessities
- GDP
- Affordable access to quality healthcare
- Quality and availability of education
- Incidence of disease
- Infrastructure
- National economic growth
- Economic and political stability
- Political and religious freedom
- Environmental quality
- Climate
- Safety
Generally other than the GDP/economic growth points, the EU beats the US.
[0]: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/financial-theory/08/st...