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The discussion of "quality of life" is a very important category in the economic and social evaluation as well as in public policies, social legislation, and community programs. However, conventional indicators of economic success such as per capita income are at best crude measures of "quality of life". There is a strong need to systematically explore the content, accessibility, and relevance of the concept of "quality of life", concrete methods, and making those methods usable. The book "Quality of Life" by Martha Nussbaum and Amartya Sen presents a collection of essays that present the challenges faced by some leading economists and philosophers along with extensive research. The articles in the book "Quality of Life" by "Martha Nussbaum" and "Amartya Sen" include things that were done at the "Wider" conference by these two researchers. This book is a multi-faceted survey of recent attempts to replace income and services with the concept of ability, as well as an exploration of classical Aristotelian accounts of human flourishing that offer a perspective on the assessment of "quality of life" based on ability. Some basic methodological problems, including cultural relativism and usefulness as a measure of advantage, are also examined. Practical possibilities in the field of important practical problems, such as correcting gender-based inequalities, determining medical priorities, and improving the standard of living are among other things discussed in this book, and in general, it can be said that the work presented by "Martha Nussbaum" and " Amartya Sen" plays a major role in understanding and using the idea of "quality of life".