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Ranking list Subjective well-being 2010 according to OECDsum of stated subjective well-being at the present time and in the future |
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Position |
Country |
Points |
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1 |
Denmark |
182 |
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2 |
Netherlands |
178 |
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3 |
Finland |
174 |
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4 |
Norway |
174 |
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5 |
Sweden |
167 |
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6 |
Canada |
163 |
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7 |
New Zealand |
162 |
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8 |
Switzerland |
158 |
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9 |
Australia |
157 |
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10 |
Israel |
153 |
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11 |
Belgium |
152 |
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12 |
Brazil |
150 |
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13 |
USA |
149 |
| 14 |
Austria |
148 |
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15 |
Irleand |
147 |
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16 |
Great Britain |
146 |
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17 |
Mexico |
140 |
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18 |
Iceland |
135 |
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OECD-Average |
134 |
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19 |
Luxembourg |
134 |
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20 |
Italy |
123 |
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21 |
Czech Republik |
120 |
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22 |
Chile |
119 |
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23 |
France |
115 |
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24 |
Germany |
114 |
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25 |
Spain |
113 |
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26 |
South Africa |
97 |
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27 |
Korea |
96 |
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28 |
Poland |
87 |
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29 |
Slovenia |
86 |
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30 |
Japan |
80 |
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Source: OECD, Stand: 2010 The ranking list has been compiled in the best of one‘s knowledge. For the completeness and for the total correctness of contents of this ranking list cannot be taken over guarantee. |
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