Anation's standard of living is a measure of not only the quantity of its products but also
(a) the value of its resources
(b) of its people
(c) the quality of goods and services
(d) of how the products are produced

The answer it's C the quality of goods and services

A nation's standard of living is a measure of not only the quantity of its products but also the quality of goods and services.

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