Measuring Quality of Life

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Measuring Quality of Life

Life expectancy

Literacy Rate

Access to education

percentage of people who have a reasonable opportunity to go to school



teaches literacy

Education allows you to make better decisions in life

Financial Decisions: Buying things that you need, saving money in the bank, buying a house

Health Decisions: Not smoking, eathing healthy

Your education will affect what jobs will be available to you in the future

Access to safe water

No access to safe water can decrease life expectancy

Income

Your income affects the quality of your housing and living conditions

Income allows purchasing of basic needs, no access to basic needs means a lower life expectancy

Income can buy safe drinking water