Beaten again: they are The world's happiest people

For the third year in a row, do the danes see themselves beaten in the fight to have the happiest population in the world.

The title is Denmark otherwise several times over. However, it is not happened, to the united nations in its annual 'World Happiness Report' has placed Denmark's small six million inhabitants in the first place since 2016.

It's the same in years. Last year's out of the fins the throne for themselves, and they have set themselves heavily in. It is also Finland, which runs with the glory in the just-released report from the united nations for 2019.

Denmark is, however, moved up to second place, which is recovered from our scandinavian brothers in Norway, which last year tilted the danes down in third place.

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the Three scandinavian countries, tops the list of the happiest people in the world. Photo. AP
the Welfare of a theme
The global initiative for to find the happiest people in the world was launched by the UN in 2012. It aims to promote equality and trust.

Each report contains updated evaluations on a number of special topics that dig deeper into velfærdens knowledge and happiness in certain countries and regions, says among other things in the UN report.

'Often, there is a central theme. This year we are focusing on happiness and society: how happiness has changed over the last dozen years, and how information technology, governance, and social norms affect communities', says the report.

the List ranks a total of 156 countries after the so-called level of happiness from parameters such as life expectancy, wealth, social capital and general trust in authorities and the degree of corruption.

in General peaks the list of the countries of northern europe, especially Scandinavia ranks high. It's the same in 2019. After Finland, Denmark and Norway you will find Iceland in fourth place, while Sweden must take to thank with a syvneplads.

Denmark has remained in the top several times. It happened both in 2013 and 2016.

this Year's inventory is based on responses gathered between 2016 and 2018.

Here are people been asked to respond how well their life is on a scale from 0 to 10. According to the report.

0 represents the worst possible life and 10 represents the best possible life.

Denmark sounds the average score of 7,600. For Finland, which tops the list, sounds average of 7,769

the Top ten happiest people in the world

Again this year scores the Denmark high on having one of the world's happiest population. First place goes, however, for the second year in a row for Finland.

Here are the ten happiest people in the world:

1. Finland

2. Denmark

3. Norway

4. Island

5. The netherlands

6. Switzerland

7. Sweden

8. New Zealand

9. Canada

10. Austria