Finland has consistently been ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world, according to the World Happiness Report, and has held the top spot multiple times in recent years. The report measures happiness based on several key factors, including:
Income: The average income per person in Finland is relatively high, and there is a low level of income inequality.
Social support: Finland has a strong welfare state, providing universal healthcare, education, and social security benefits.
Life expectancy: Finland has a high life expectancy rate, indicating a good overall quality of life and healthcare system.
Freedom to make life choices: Finnish citizens have a high level of personal freedom and autonomy, with a low level of corruption and crime.
Generosity: Finnish citizens are known for their generosity and willingness to help others.
Trust in government and institutions: There is a high level of trust in government and institutions in Finland, indicating a strong social cohesion and stability.