Do people living in countries with higher real GDP necessarily have better living standards compared to countries with relatively lower GDP? Give practical example.

2. What measures would better compare the well-being (living standard) for residents of different countries? How do you expect these other measures to correlate with the per capita GDP?

3. GDP only measures the value of marketed goods and services. Give examples of important services the GDP fails to measure.

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