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When you are thinking about moving, it is necessary to examine the standard of living. Spain is known for its low standard of living. You will probably find that moving to Spain’s standard of living is low, but you must keep in mind that if you search for work in Spain, wages are also lower than in the UK. Generally, grocery bills are 2 / 3 cheaper than in the UK. It is important to remember that when you move to Spain will be added to your monthly budget payment of health insurance. Only have a Social Security card may have a European private insurance. This situation should not obscure the fact that capitalist development leads to differences between individuals, sectors, classes and regions. We will focus on regional imbalances in population, income and production.

Spain has managed to become a developed country, at least as far as per capita income is concerned. However, this statement masks important regional imbalances. In the 60′s was one of the countries of higher economic growth, and after overcoming the crisis of 1973 has also had significant growth, which has approved its economy with that of other European countries, which has allowed enter the European Union.

Since 1970, Spain is one of 15 world’s most developed countries. But this has been done at the expense of very high inflation that has hurt the less affluent, increasing social inequality. This inequality has been solved in the 80′s through the development of state benefits, as it has further developed the welfare state. Economic development has made Spanish a mainly urban population. Food, health and education are comparable to any developed country, especially the public.