Question

What is the quality of life of an average person in North Korea under the Kim dynasty compared to the quality of life of their communist leaders?

Answer 1

What is quality of Life-Quality of life is a highly subjective measure of happiness that is an important component of many financial decisions. Factors that play a role in the quality of life vary according to personal preferences, but they often include financial security, job satisfaction, family life, health, and safety.North Korea is holding the 117 position by nominal GDP. In terms of the human development index (HDI) of , which is the index used by the United Nations to measure the progress of a country, was points in, leaving it in th place in the table of 189 countries published.North Korea is one of the poorest and least developed countries in the world. North Korea is run by a totalitarian regime that permits no economic freedom. The means of production are 100% controlled by the government.Nutritional adaptation of North Korean child refugees living in South Korea was also studied with their growth and food consumption, using published researches. The nutritional status of children in North Korea has recovered to a “low” level acute malnutrition status and a "medium" level chronic malnutrition status.An estimated 11 million people in North Korea — over 43 percent of the population — are undernourished and “chronic food insecurity and malnutrition is widespread,” according to a U.N. report issued Wednesday.While North Korea is classified as a low-income country, the structure of North Korea's causes of death (2013) is unlike that of other low-income countries. Instead, it is closer to the worldwide averages, with non-communicable diseases – cardiovascular disease – accounting for two-thirds of the total deaths.North Koreans need permission to live in the capital (there are roadblocks on the country’s streets that stop you moving around without permission) and the city is generally made up of people loyal to the party and those who have a higher position in society.While most people seem to live in these rudimentary apartments, there is still a lot of grandeur in the public buildings and it’s hard to know whether the residents see the contrast as an insult or a source of pride.Stories from citizens who have escaped North Korea paint a picture of daily life as full of back-breaking work, with so little food that they scavenge in the bush, and with the constant fear of retribution from the government if they step out of line or dare question the conditions.

Under communist leadership (quality of life):One of the main reasons for China's low performance in the Quality of Life Index — 52nd out of 65 countries — is expats' dissatisfaction with health and medical care. Less than one in ten expats (9%) rate the quality of medical care as very good, compared to a global average of 26%.China is absolutely one of the best place for living, but just for living. However, china has some bad things. the corruption of government, the lack of good education resource, and the unsteady of the current. Those stuff all play a part in encouraging more Chinese to leave China and seek for long term development.China's economic prosperity is spreading. Riding the upsurge of economic success has improved the lives of millions. From more comfortable living standards to staggering raises in salary, life for the average Chinese citizen outclasses many Western nations, and has had a massive impact on the lives of foreign visitors to China. With the improvement of standards of living, so come the stricter requirements on the foods that people eat. Controls on what fertilizers are used and bans on pork and beef steroids have made eating in Chinese restaurant far safer.There is no street crime and I felt very confident in allowing my 16 year old daughter to go out at night. In the boondocks people stare a lot and want selfies with westerners. You will immediately need a Chinese phone/SIM card so go the a China Mobile store with an interpreter. You absolutely cannot live without one for all kinds of reasons, including that many food places now only accept phone money and you cannot get a bank account without one.From more comfortable living standards to staggering raises in salary, life for the average Chinese citizen outclasses many Western nations, and has had a massive impact on the lives of foreign visitors to China.All to say, China's quality of life has improved, and improved for us all.This statistic shows the average annual salary of an employee in a non-private organization in urban China in 2018, by region. In 2018, an employee in the urban regions of the Chinese Hebei province earned around 68,717 yuan per annum on average. The national average reached about 82,413 yuan in 2018.The life expectancy of Chinese people has risen to 76.34 years old in 2015, an extra 18 months longer than in 2010, the National Bureau of Statistics revealed in the latest statistics on Tuesday. That makes the average Chinese person's life 4.74 years longer than the world average.The statistics from the latest census at the end of 2010 reveals that China’s population challenge has changed to disappearing of demographic dividend, low birth rate, an aging society, and a widening gender imbalance. More and more population scholars and professionals call for a new population policy in China. From 2009, a relaxed one-child policy has been applied in most provinces that couples are allowed to have two children if both of the parents are only children. From 2013, an upgrade two-child policy has been gradually applied in some provinces that couples are allowed to have two children if one of the parents is an only child. Experts and scholars predict that two-child policy will take the place of one-child policy in China in the near future.