
The report factors in things like gross domestic product per capita, healthy life expectancy, freedom to make choices, perceived corruption and social support from friends and family.

No surprise that the Scandinavian countries ranked so high. For the second year in a row, Finland come in 1st, followed by Denmark, Norway, and Iceland. The Netherlands came in 5th place. Of the 20 happiest countries in the world, 14 of them are in Europe.

Czechs continue to rank higher each year. In 2015 they were 31st, in 2016 they were 27th, in 2017 they were 23rd, and last year they were 21st.
The most unhappiest countries are South Sudan, the Central African Republic, Afghanistan, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Yemen.
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