The study does, in fact. Or actually, bare minimum living standards:

Quoting from the article:

"It is important to understand that the DLS represents a minimum floor for decent living. It does not represent a an aspirational standard and certainly does not represent a ceiling. However, it is also a level of welfare not currently achieved by the vast majority of people. A new paper by Hoffman et al finds that 96.5 percent of people in low- and middle-income countries are deprived of at least one DLS dimension."

I think Maslow's pyramid of needs would be a good starter. But let's be more concrete.

• House (60 m2, +20 m2 per extra person in household), with electrification, and which can withstand severe weather events (heatwaves, blizzards, heavy rain and wind, etc.).

• Clean air and environment without fine dust, microplastics, PFAS, asbestos, etc.

• Clean, potable and heatable water available anytime

• Healthy and clean food free from animal suffering made available for all

• Everyday and affordable clothes available for all

• Bodily integrity: only the person themselves can decide over their own body, with the exception of vaccination (because everyone ought to be vaccinated!)

• Labour rights, such as automatic unionisation, workplace democracy and self-governance, no vertical hierarchy (so no CEO, overreaching holdings, trusts, etc). And ideally, a wageless gift economy system based on needs. If not that, then this: any company lacking one of the above/being too big, may never get bailed out.

• Protection of personal property, with private property becoming communal property instead.

• Encouragement of meeting people at sport, hobbies, reading (helps finding friendship)

• Bicycle and public transit infrastructure being widely available.

• Free and high-quality public education available for all

• Same with healthcare. No artificial limit mandating that there be max x amount of doctors or teachers.

I'm sure they define that in the study if you read it

Transportation of goods is mostly a capitalist issue. You don't need to cover a cucumber with plastic and ship it half way across the world, while selling the local ones to richer countries. The same goes for the vast majority of "goods". Remove all of that greedy, superfluous shit, and you're left with minimal shipping needs.