A country to be considered to be alive or not to meet the categories of economic growth, personal freedom, health, education, wealth, quality of life and personal welfare. This is just one of many of the world's most vibrant national charts. Each chart always has a certain level of subjective. This list also references figures from a model used by the United Nations. This model uses three main types of human development indicators, which are willing to access education, decent living levels and long, healthy life. This human development index, or HDI, is a measure of the fundamental human development in 192 countries, published by the UN in the annual Human Development Report.
1 Norway
Norway is one of the wealthiest and least corrupt countries in the world, the Norwegian experience extremely high quality of life. Thanks to a system of social security services that are highly focused, Norway has always been ranked high on every indicator used to determine the quality of life in a country, including health, education, governance and freedom. Norway is also continuously ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world.
2 New Zealand
Located in the southern hemisphere, including the North Island and South Island, 4.8 million residents of New Zealand are entitled to high quality of education, health care, economic opportunity, freedom, governance,... In recent years, New Zealand's prosperity has grown steadily, along with the quality of life.
3 Finland
Finland often reaches high scores on a global scale for all rankings related to quality of life. This is largely due to major improvements in health care and education, as well as areas of management and personal freedom. Although the average human income has fallen slightly in Finland in recent years, the country is still very prosperous. Finland also has very high levels of press freedom and very small gender discrimination.
4 Switzerland
Switzerland is a relatively small, non-marine country and is located in mountainous regions. It is also continually ranked among the best countries to live. The high-tech economy helps Swedish citizens have the highest per-capita income on the planet. In addition, the Swiss are entitled to an excellent education and health care system.
5 Denmark
Denmark is a Nordic country that is often revered because of its high quality of life. A powerful social security system and great public transport are just two of the many great things that the Danes are always enjoying. Denmark is also often ranked on the world's happiest countries list.
6 Sweden
Sweden is also a country that is frequently present on the list of the world's most-inhabited countries. In fact, Sweden was first ranked by a prosperous index of Legatum for three consecutive years in 2010, 2011, and 2012. Although Sweden slides to the 6th position, the Swedes still experience some of the best quality of life in the world, with very good accessibility to high-quality educational and medical services.
7 United Kingdom
Located in northwestern Europe, the United Kingdom is actually made up of four countries: Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Britain. There is always a certain ranking on the list of best Places to live, UK boasts a strong network of educational and health care infrastructure. The average life expectancy in Britain is 81.60 years. The relative shortages in economic growth and high property costs can be two things that prevent the UK from advancing higher in the rankings.
8 Canada
The only North American country on this list, Canada is another popular country in the world's list of most living countries. Canada received many good government awards and high degree of personal freedom. Canada is a high-income country with high levels of political stability and high quality of life. The average life expectancy in Canada is over 82 years.
9 Netherlands
The Netherlands is a relatively small country that is found in western Europe. With over 16.5 million people, the Netherlands is one of the world's largest population density countries. Dutch citizens who were living in a country were well ruled and without corruption. The Netherlands also boasts a very strong social security services system, including healthcare and education.
10 Ireland
Ireland occupies the southern part of the island of Ireland in the North Atlantic Ocean. It only borders Northern Ireland, part of the United Kingdom, to the north. This country is regularly ranked between 10th and 15th position due to educational conditions, personal freedom and domestic safety. Ireland boasts a high GDP PER Capita and rich natural resources.
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