It's kinda interestig to read see this type of comparison, but it doesn't really give a good picture for the families living there or someone looking to shift i

It's kinda interestig to read see this type of comparison, but it doesn't really give a good picture for the families living there or someone looking to shift into that city. According to the footnote in chart, it only measures stablility, infrastructure, education, health care and environment. Is this in the context of a average family with an average income for that city? It's pretty vague. I grew up in the southern part of suburban Melbourne before shifting to Europe. It was quite a livable city for me, but to get started and to establish yourself in Melbourne is very difficult.