The quality of life in a country is determined by various factors, including healthcare, education, safety, income, and social support. Some countries excel in providing a high standard of living for their citizens, making them ideal places to live. One such country is Finland, which has been ranked as having the best quality of life in the world. This is due to its well-developed healthcare system, excellent education, high standard of living, and social welfare programs. The country also boasts of having a safe environment and low levels of corruption, making it an attractive destination for people looking for a better quality of life.
Another country with a high quality of life is Denmark, which consistently ranks high in various quality-of-life indices. Its healthcare system is world-renowned, and education is free for all citizens. The country has a strong economy, low levels of unemployment, and a high standard of living. Additionally, the Danish government provides a comprehensive social welfare system that supports its citizens’ needs. Its cities are clean, and safe, and offer excellent public transportation, making Denmark an attractive destination for those seeking a high-quality lifestyle.
Australia is another country that offers an excellent quality of life for its citizens. It has a well-developed healthcare system, high-quality education, and a strong economy. The country also has a diverse and multicultural society, with a high standard of living and ample employment opportunities. Its cities offer a comfortable and safe environment, with excellent public transportation and a vibrant culture. With its beautiful landscapes, beaches, and natural wonders, Australia is a popular destination for people seeking a better quality of life.
20. Hungary
Cost of Living – 58
Leisure & Culture – 76
Economy – 48
Environment – 77
Freedom – 100
Health – 84
Infrastructure – 77
Risk & Safety – 93
Climate – 76
Final Score – 74
Every year, in January, a magazine called “Quality of Life Index” ranks and rates 194 countries based on nine different categories. These categories include Cost of Living, Freedom, Health, Infrastructure, Safety and Risk, Culture and Leisure, Economy, Environment, and Climate. The magazine then collates all the results to produce a final ranking. We can look at the top 20 countries with the best quality of life based on the 2010 results.
19. Uruguay
Cost of Living – 60
Leisure & Culture – 72
Economy – 52
Environment – 72
Freedom – 100
Health – 76
Infrastructure – 64
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 93
Final Score – 75
18. Finland
Cost of Living – 39
Leisure & Culture – 93
Economy – 66
Environment – 68
Freedom – 100
Health – 81
Infrastructure – 76
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 76
Final Score – 75
17. Spain
Cost of Living – 56
Leisure & Culture – 68
Economy – 63
Environment – 75
Freedom – 100
Health – 90
Infrastructure – 65
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 79
Final Score – 76
16. Denmark
Cost of Living – 33
Leisure & Culture – 88
Economy – 69
Environment – 84
Freedom – 100
Health – 86
Infrastructure – 72
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 78
Final Score – 76
15. Malta
Cost of Living – 63
Leisure & Culture – 70
Economy – 53
Environment – 84
Freedom – 100
Health – 89
Infrastructure – 52
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 95
Final Score – 76
14. Liechtenstein
Cost of Living – 44
Leisure & Culture – 80
Economy – 100
Environment – 65
Freedom – 100
Health – 80
Infrastructure – 44
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 79
Final Score – 76
13. Austria
Cost of Living – 41
Leisure & Culture – 86
Economy – 68
Environment – 87
Freedom – 100
Health – 85
Infrastructure – 68
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 76
Final Score – 77
12. Norway
Cost of Living – 39
Leisure & Culture – 60
Economy – 89
Environment – 76
Freedom – 100
Health – 90
Infrastructure – 89
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 60
Final Score – 77
11. Netherlands
Cost of Living – 48
Leisure & Culture – 71
Economy – 69
Environment – 67
Freedom – 100
Health – 87
Infrastructure – 92
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 75
Final Score – 77
10. Italy
Cost of Living – 56
Leisure & Culture – 85
Economy – 63
Environment – 74
Freedom – 92
Health – 90
Infrastructure – 62
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 87
Final Score – 77
9. Canada
Cost of Living – 62
Leisure & Culture – 76
Economy – 69
Environment – 62
Freedom – 100
Health – 84
Infrastructure    85
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 69
Final Score – 77
8. Belgium
Cost of Living – 41
Leisure & Culture – 83
Economy – 66
Environment – 64
Freedom – 100
Health – 88
Infrastructure – 96
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 86
Final Score – 78
7. United States
Cost of Living – 56
Leisure & Culture – 79
Economy – 67
Environment – 62
Freedom – 92
Health – 78
Infrastructure – 100
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 84
Final Score – 78
6. Luxembourg
Cost of Living – 44
Leisure & Culture – 76
Economy – 85
Environment – 77
Freedom – 100
Health – 87
Infrastructure – 66
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 83
Final Score – 78
5. New Zealand
Cost of Living – 62
Leisure & Culture – 82
Economy – 65
Environment – 77
Freedom – 100
Health – 88
Infrastructure – 70
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 84
Final Score – 79
4. Germany
Cost of Living – 54
Leisure & Culture – 82
Economy – 71
Environment – 83
Freedom – 100
Health – 89
Infrastructure – 90
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 79
Final Score    81
3. Switzerland
Cost of Living – 41
Leisure & Culture – 86
Economy – 79
Environment – 78
Freedom – 100
Health – 95
Infrastructure – 96
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 77
Final Score – 81
2. Australia
Cost of Living – 56
Leisure & Culture – 82
Economy – 71
Environment – 76
Freedom – 100
Health – 87
Infrastructure – 92
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 87
Final Score – 81
1. France
Cost of Living – 55
Leisure & Culture - 81
Economy – 69
Environment – 72
Freedom – 100
Health – 100
Infrastructure – 92
Risk & Safety – 100
Climate – 87
Final Score – 82
Via: International Living
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