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1. #Atomic society cant get population past 110 full#
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SwitzerlandĪs the third-happiest country in the world, Switzerland scored a total of 7.571 out of 10. In fact, Denmark even outscored the leader in multiple categories, including GDP per capita, generosity, and perceived lack of corruption, demonstrating that it may claim the top spot sometime in the near future. Denmark's values for each of the six variables are quite comparable to those of Finland. The second-happiest country in the world is Denmark, which scores 7.620. Both of these factors are strong contributors to overall happiness.

#Atomic society cant get population past 110 free#

Additionally, Finlanders felt strongly that they were free to make their own choices, and showed minimal suspicion of government corruption. The report writers credited the citizens of Finland's strong feelings of communal support and mutual trust with not only helping secure the #1 ranking, but (more importantly) helping the country as a whole navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. The Top 7 Happiest Countries in the World (plus an inspiring honorable mention) for 2021: Finlandįinland ranks as the world's happiest country based on the 2021 report, with a score of 7.842 out of a total possible score of 10. For more on the top seven-as well as an inspiring honorable mention-read on.

#Atomic society cant get population past 110 full#

Rounding out the bottom five are Zimbabwe (3.145), Rwanda (3.415), Botswana (3.467), and Lesotho (3.512).įor the full list of all 149 countries and their rankings, scroll down to the table below. It's worthwhile to note that the report was released before the recent Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, which will undoubtedly impact future scores in one way or another. The least happy country in the world for 2021 was Afghanistan, whose 149th-place ranking of 2.523 can be attributed in part to a low life expectancy rate and low gross domestic product rates per capita. Finland took top honors-for the fourth year in a row-with an overall score of 7.842, followed (in order) by Denmark (7.620), Switzerland (7.571), Iceland (7.554), the Netherlands (7.464), Norway (7.392), and Sweden (7.363). Interestingly enough, the top seven happiest countries in the world for 2021 were all Northern European countries. All six variables were then blended to create a single combined score for each country.

In order to properly compare each country's data, the researchers created a fictional country-christened Dystopia-filled with "the world's least-happy people." They then set Dystopia as the rock bottom value in each of the six categories and measured the scores of the real-world countries against this value.