Living in Bolivia

8.7 times higher Chance of dying in infancy

• I might not have been born.
• My future babies have higher chance of dying.
• Infancy care is lacking. 
• Siblings may not have survived. 

Have 2.4 times more babies

• Larger families
• Harder time financially providing
• 6 or 7 kids would be normal

Use 97.05% less electricity

• Lower electricity cost
• Greener environment
• Not as many electric devices
• AC and Heating costs diminished

Consume 90.99% less oil

• Less driving
• Cleaner air, less pollution
• Money saved from not using gas as much

Make 88.2% less money

• Less shopping
• More conscious spending
• Smaller housing
• Cheaper cost of living

84.42% more of a class divide

• Wealthier wealthy people
• Poorer poor people
• No middle class
• Unequal opportunity for employment

Die 14.06 years earlier

• Grandchildren may not have grandparents alive
• Make sure quality of life is prime
• Health for elders may not be as advanced

Spend 93% less on health care

• 257$ per capita public and private health expenses in Bolivia
• 3763$ in Canada
• Possible poor health care
• Probably not as many benefits and coverage

50% less likely to have HIV/AIDS

• Better prevention for HIV/AIDS
• Healthier

POSitives of living in bolivia

• Less chance of getting HIV/AIDS
• Cheaper health care costs
• Less oil consumption, therefore healthier environment

Negatives of living in bolivia

• Poorer economy
• More of a class divide
• Less money made
• Earlier death 
• I would not like to make this my home