Where is it better to live in Kosovo or in Cape Verde?
To answer the question - which country - Kosovo or Cape Verde, is more comfortable for living, let’s compare different constituents which make the standard of living:
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Perhaps, it’s difficult to argue that it’s better to live in a rich country than in a poor one. As of 2024 year data, the basic indicator of the economic development - GDP by purchasing power parity per capita - was:
● In Kosovo - 18,1 thousand dollars,
● In Cape Verde - 11,1 thousand dollars.
Thus, according to the gross production per one person, Kosovo leaves Cape Verde behind by %.
Let’s compare the data about minimum and average labor level pay in both countries.
● The minimum wage in Kosovo set at €264;
● The minimum wage in Cape Verde set at 13,000 escudos (approximately US$ 145).
The average gross salary (before the taxes and other mandatory fees) is:
● in Kosovo - 521 euros (about 560 US$);
● in Cape Verde - 49.8 thousand escudos (516 US$).
The average net salary (i.e. the sum, given to the workers after the tax pay) is a bit lower:
● in Kosovo - 446 Euro (481 US$);
● in Cape Verde - 40,800 escudos (423 US$).
Where is the crime rate lower? up↑
To estimate the population law-abidingness and law enforcement activity, let’s pay attention to the statics of premeditated murders and to the data about the number of Kosovars and Residents Cape Verdeans, being imprisoned.
Yearly out of 100 thousand people, murders kill:
● in Kosovo - 1.99 people;
● in Cape Verde - 6.18 people
***As of 2023 year, in prisons and criminal camps the number of inmates is:
● in Kosovo - 1.83 thousand, or 100 prisoners per 100,000 people;
● in Cape Verde - 1.55 thousand, or 296 prisoners per 100,000 people
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