Nthree to four sentences, mention two factors that are not included in real gdp per capita but are included in another standard-of-living measurement.

Hi Mjacobson2,

GDP per capita isn't a good measure of the standard of living because their is no attention paid to the price level in GDP per capita. An example for instance; Japan, they have a very high GDP (They are the largest economy in the world.) so their GDP per capita is high. However, the cost of living is also extremely high due to the lack of land area, which leads to a low standard of living.

Hope I helped,
Kylie

Ibelieve the answer is benjamin franklin.