Country / Countries Metrics
- Maximum life expectancy (if no accident or anything like that) vs life expectancy
- Population Density
- Spending on healthcare
- Taxes and generational tax / Property tax
- Quality of life index for new home and multiple indexes
- Total homicides, total crime index, total accidents
- Public transport
- Education
- Best country with scientific temper
- Scientific temper - Wikipedia
- List of countries by number of scientific and technical journal articles - Wikipedia
- Climate & Environmental protection
- Racism
- Economics - Job Market, Home Prices
- The Economist Democracy Index - Wikipedia
- HDI by UNDP
- Gini coefficient
- Corruption perception index
- List of international rankings - Wikipedia
- Where-to-be-born Index - Wikipedia
- Global Liveability Ranking - Wikipedia
- Copenhagen (Denmark) - Score: 98.0
- Vienna (Austria)
- Zurich (Switzerland)
- Melbourne (Australia)
- Geneva (Switzerland)
- List of globalization-related indices - Wikipedia
- Rate of groundwater depletion by countries
- List of countries by intentional homicide rate - Wikipedia
Categories
- Category:Social science indices - Wikipedia
- Category:Lists of countries by economic indicator - Wikipedia
- Category:International rankings - Wikipedia
- Category:Index numbers - Wikipedia
Others
- Category:Indexes of topics by country - Wikipedia
- Category:Judiciaries by country - Wikipedia
- Category:Wikipedia indexes - Wikipedia
- Category:Indexes of topics by region - Wikipedia
- The Cost of Happiness Around the World | Remitly
- In the U.S., happiness costs an estimated $134,827 USD, the amount beyond which further increases to annual income have no effect on a person’s “life evaluation,” based on analysis of data from Purdue University’s income satiation study.
- The financial cost of happiness, known as the income satiation point, is roughly $21,500 (about ₹21–22 lakh) per year in India.