Question

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how is gdp per capita commonly used in assessing the standard of living?
it directly measures the quality of life
it measures the distribution of income
it calculates the total wealth of a country
it provides an average economic output per person, which can indicate living standards

Explanation:

GDP per capita is calculated by dividing a country's GDP by its population. It gives an average figure of economic output per person. While not a direct measure of quality - of - life, it can give an indication of the living standards as higher GDP per capita often means more resources available per person on average. It doesn't measure income distribution or total wealth directly.

Answer:

It provides an average economic output per person, which can indicate living standards