
Luxembourg has been ranked as the tenth happiest country in the world with 7.238 points.
The remaining ten countries mentioned in the list include Canada, Australia, United Kingdom, Israel, Costa Rica, Ireland, Germany, the United States and the Czech Republic.

Austria has been ranked as the ninth happiest country in the world with 7.294 points.

New Zealand has been ranked as the eighth happiest country in the world with 7.300 points.

Sweden has been ranked as the sixth most competitive country in the world. Last year it occupied the ninth spot.

The Netherlands has been ranked as the fourth most competitive place to work in the world.

Norway has been ranked as the fifth happiest country in the world with 7.488 points.

Iceland has been ranked as the fourth happiest country in the world with 7.504 points.

Switzerland has been ranked as the third happiest country in the world with 7.56 points.

Denmark has been ranked as the second happiest country in the world and its capital Copenhagen is ranked ninth in terms of most expensive cities.

Finland has been crowned as the world’s happiest country with 7.809 points according to a United Nations-affiliated research network. Finnish contentment stems from high levels of trust, along with reliable and extensive welfare benefits, low corruption. Well-functioning democracy and state institutions are also key, as are a high sense of autonomy and freedom reported by its citizens.