Economics
Rating Countries for the Happiness Factor
A study pulled together from sources and surveys found that good health care and education are as important as wealth to modern happiness
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Editor's Note: For a look at a newer study of global happiness, see Survey Says: People Are Happier
Feeling sad? Researchers at Britain's University of Leicester reckon you might just be in the wrong country. According to Adrian White, an analytic social psychologist at Leicester who developed the first "World Map of Happiness," Denmark is the happiest nation in the world.