Finland: World Happiness Index: Finland at the top of the list with the world's happiest countries.

Income, social support, life expectancy, decision-making, generosity and lack of political corruption are the factors that shape the list of the happiest countries according to the United Nations report. The Scandinavian countries are first on the list. Finland is at the top of the list this year, a country that despite its harsh winters its citizens are happy. “They pay high taxes in order to have a social safety net, they trust their government, they live in conditions of freedom and they are generous among themselves. They look after each other”.

The 10 happiest countries:
  1. Finland
  2. Denmark
  3. Norway
  4. Iceland
  5. Netherlands
  6. Switzerland
  7. Sweden
  8. New Zealand
  9. Canada
Source: https://www.tanea.gr/2019/03/21/world/pagkosmios-deiktis-eytyxias-se-poia-thesi-vrisketai-i-ellada/

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