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Select all that apply. Select other ways to measure the quality of life in a country besides the real GDP per capita.

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GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product. When we refer to Per Capita GDP, this covers the gross income of the country, and this is divided by the number of population in that country. Basing on this definition, I can say that the other ways to measure the quality of life in a country aside from basing from per capita GDP is through Genuine Progress Indicator, and <span>Gross Domestic Product. Hope this helps.</span>

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