Absolutely. Developing countries tend to have extremely low cost of public transport. Yet cost of living, such as quality free cost heathcare for terminal or c

Absolutely. Developing countries tend to have extremely low cost of public transport. Yet cost of living, such as quality free cost heathcare for terminal or chronic medical needs, such as heart disease or cancer or diabetes are non-existant or minimal to the point there's an ideal but no implementation of the policy. And private medical insurance capped at a $CURRENCY limit, should that be exceeded then lights out on insurance, no 'promise to care' in those private insurance contracts. I certainly notice the correlation.