Finland has maintained its position as the happiest nation in the world for six years running, according to the World Happiness Report. People in Finland have a strong sense of individual freedom and minimal doubt about the corruption of their government. Overall happiness is strongly influenced by both elements.
Denmark is the second happiest country in the world.
Switzerland ranks third in the world for happiness. The Swiss likewise have a relatively high median wage. Switzerland also has a strong feeling of community and a strong belief in its safety and cleanliness.
Iceland is the fourth happiest country in the world.
The Netherlands has surpassed Norway to become the world’s fifth happiest country. The Netherlands prioritizes work-life balance, with a brief workweek and many vacation days. This enables people to focus their personal life and spend time with friends and family, so improving their general well-being.
The residents of sixth-place recipient Norway believe their government is taking good care of them because of comprehensive healthcare as well as free college tuition.
