Finland has now ranked as the world’s happiest country for nine consecutive years, and Oxford-led researchers say its success reflects more than wealth: high social trust, reliable support, personal freedom and low corruption all help Finns evaluate their lives unusually positively.
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Finland’s ninth consecutive first place comes from residents’ life evaluations, while trust, support, freedom and low perceived corruption help explain why those evaluations remain unusually high.
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