The poll for “Happiest countries” in the world has been unveiled. Researchers polled 155 countries between 2005 and 2009. The five happiest countries in the world including Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands are all in the same region, and all enjoy high levels of prosperity. The perception that “Money can’t buy you happiness.” may be untrue nowadays and the democratic governments provide economic and social statistics and data, happiness levels are highest in northern European countries. Below are the top happy countries in the world as follow

 

Denmark

Continent: Europe, Percent thriving – 82%, Percent struggling – 17%, Percent suffering – 1%

 

Finland

Continent: Europe, Percent thriving – 75%, Percent struggling – 23%, Percent suffering – 2%

 

Sweden

Continent: Europe, Percent thriving – 68%, Percent struggling – 30%, Percent suffering – 2%

 

Norway

Continent: Europe, Percent thriving – 69%, Percent struggling – 31%, Percent suffering – 0

 

Netherlands

Continent: Europe, Percent thriving – 68%, Percent struggling – 32%, Percent suffering – 1%

 

Costa Rica

Continent: Americas, Percent thriving – 63%, Percent struggling – 35%, Percent suffering – 2%

 

New Zealand

Continent: Asia, Percent thriving – 63%, Percent struggling – 35%, Percent suffering – 2%

 

Canada

Continent: Americas, Percent thriving – 62%, Percent struggling – 36%, Percent suffering – 2%

 

Australia

Continent: Australia, Percent thriving – 62%, Percent struggling – 35%, Percent suffering – 3%

 

 

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