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B. The top 10 happiest nations in order are Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, Netherlands, Sweden, New Zealand, Austria and Luxembourg. All of these nations are in western Europe except for the South Pacific islands of New Zealand.
C. With a GDP per person of $105,100 a year, Luxembourg is the fifth richest country in the world. But, wealth alone is not a guarantee of happiness. Finns are generally more satisfied, live longer, trust each other and their government more than people in 37 richer countries.
A. After decades of civil war and a GDP per person of $2,000, Afghanistan ranked at the bottom in the happiness report. The world’s poorest nation, the Central African Republic, was the fifth most unhappy nation with a GDP per person of $700.
D. The Nordics are comprised of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden and their North Atlantic islands. The Nordic nations have generous health care, education and welfare benefits as well as low income inequality.