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Measuring Quality of Life |
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PP: 75-87 |
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MADIHA BAKHOUCHE,
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Abstract |
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| With the understanding that economic progress must be measured, in part at least, in terms of social benefits and the fact that it is just as important to have good statistics on various aspects of social policy as it is economic statistics. This interest in supplementing economic statistics with social statistics to gain a fuller picture of the quality of life that presents many questions about its measurements. So this study aims to present several different methods of measuring quality of life: The Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Human Development Index (HDI). The Mercer Quality of Living Survey and other indicators like your personal relationships and the personal sense of purpose to determine quality of life. The study will present a number of results related to the quality of life concept and its measurements.
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