Development can be measured by living conditions, infrastructure, and economic advancement. Developed countries like Japan, Norway, and the USA generally have good living conditions, well-developed infrastructure, and advanced economies, while less developed countries like Myanmar, Ethiopia, and Bolivia tend to have poor living conditions, lack of infrastructure, and poor economies. Standard of living is defined by access to education, healthcare, clean water, and basic amenities, and quality of life depends on satisfaction with one's living conditions and lifestyle given local infrastructure, transportation, communication, social benefits, and tax policies.

1. What is development?

12. How you measure development?

14. Developed country (DC) A country generally has good living conditions, well developed infrastructure and an advanced economy. Example Japan Norway USA etc

19. Less developed country (LDC) A country that generally has poor living conditions, a lack of infrastructure and poor economy. Examples Myanmar Ethiopia Bolivia

24. Standard of living Defined as living conditions Access to education, health care & basic amenities (clean toilet, clean water)

32. Quality of life The degree of satisfaction that you have with your living conditions and lifestyle will determine your quality of life.

33. Quality of life Good infrastructure Better transport system Good communication facilities Good social benefits Tax rebates Poor infrastructure Poor transport system Poor communication facilities Poor social benefits No tax rebates