In a survey made by some specialists like Forbes, it is reported which countries are the happiest. This is done according to many factories, like education, economy, political stability, health conditions and so on. Here in this article, a list is brought including the top 10 happiest world’s countries.
10 Norway
For the third year, Norway is included in this list. Its per capita GDP reaches $54,000 it is among the wealthiest in the world and ranks the first in social capital as well as second in safety and security. According to the CIA World Factbook, it is a net external creditor of debt. The country kept first place in the world in the UNDP Human Development Index for six successive years.
Australia has gone up from 2009, this is the result of outstanding education, a well-organized government bureaucracy and thriving trade in natural resources. It is an Oceanian country having the mainland of the Australian continent, the island of Tasmania, as well as many smaller islands. It is the sixth-largest country by total area all over the world.
New Zealand ix present in this list because of its governance, education as well as personal freedom. It also ranks the highest in tolerance for immigrants. New Zealand has a prosperous and developed market economy with an predictable (GDP) at purchasing power parity (PPP) per capita of approximately US$28,250.
7 Sweden
It is in this list because of the high levels of political contribution and social equality combining with environmental defense and 123 mobile phones per 100 people to make a tech-savvy socialist glory. The total population of Sweden was counted to be about 9,743,087 on 30 November 2014.
6 Taiwan
It is ranked 9th for education, and 12th for economics. Taiwan edges out Japan in the positions. The total area of the current jurisdiction of the Republic of China reaches 36,193 km2
5 Finland
As through its Scandinavian sisters, religion is an addition in Finland, with just 13% are present church; yet it ranks the 3rd for education and free enterprise. In 2013, Finland’s population reaches around 5.5 million, with the bulk living in its southern regions. Regarding the area, it is the eighth largest country in Europe and the most thinly populated country in the European Union.
4 Switzerland
It is ranked the first in governance, and the 2nd in health as well as economy. Sticking with the Franc relatively than going Euro has helped create Switzerland a stronghold of stability in unstable Europe right now. Switzerland has a steady, prosperous and high-tech economy and has great wealth, being classified as the richest country in the world in per capita in manifold rankings
3 Ireland
Ireland is the 35th in economy, with citizens having no faith in financial organizations. However, this is met by being no. 3 ranking in safety and security. Politically, Ireland is split between the Republic of Ireland which covers about five-sixths of the island, then Northern Ireland, a fraction of the United Kingdom, which covers the remaining region and is placed in the north-east of the island.
Actually, it has a stagnant economy and small confidence in the financial sector, but the U.K. is moderately well governed and a civilized place to be an entrepreneur. England’s population reaches in 2011 the 53 millions.
Singapore is classified to be the first in economic, with a most important per capita GDP of $59,000. The streets are regarded to be the world’s safest. It lies off the southern edge of the Malay Peninsula and is about 137 kilometers north of the equator. The country’s land consists of the diamond-shaped key island.
