A standard living is a state that most individuals prefer living; it involves having a comfortable life, with basic needs. However, the living standards vary from individual to another, depending on the financial capabilities of each person, country, or even based on the continent of the resident.
States like the United Kingdom, Belgium, Germany, and many others have stable and ethical living standards because of a well-developed economy and high levels of education. This means a good percentage of people from these states are literate.
If more people migrate there will be more profit made by the countries where people migrate. This means the government can spend those money to improve social places such as schools, city centers, houses, parks and etc.
The two most densely populated European nations are England, with 407 people per square kilometer, and The Netherlands, with 397<span> people per square kilometer.</span>
