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Social well-being — AQA GCSE Geography Definition | GradeGen

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GCSE Geography · key term

Social well-being

Definition

People’s quality of life, including their health, security and ability to meet their basic needs.

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AQA GCSE Geography · 8035

Specification 3.2.3.1 · Paper 2

Social well-being concerns quality of life: being healthy, safe and able to meet basic needs. Economic well-being concerns people’s ability to earn income and afford what they need. The two are connected.
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