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DEFINITION
Proportion of people who answered the survey question "Taking all things together, would you say you are: very happy, quite happy, not very happy, or not at all happy?" by stating that they were "not very" happy or "not at all" happy.
Lifestyle Statistics > Happiness level > Not very or not at all happy (most recent) by country
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| Rank |
Countries
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Amount
(top to bottom)
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| #1 | Bulgaria: | 62% | |
| #2 | Moldova: | 56% | |
| #3 | Belarus: | 54% | |
| #4 | Ukraine: | 52% | |
| #5 | Russia: | 49% | |
| #6 | Slovakia: | 48% | |
| #7 | Lithuania: | 45% | |
| #8 | Armenia: | 43% | |
| #9 | Romania: | 38% | |
| #10 | Estonia: | 37% | |
| #11 | Latvia: | 37% | |
| #12 | Georgia: | 36% | |
| #13 | Croatia: | 34% | |
| #14 | Slovenia: | 34% | |
| #15 | India: | 30% | |
| #16 | Ghana: | 28% | |
| #17 | Hungary: | 27% | |
| #18 | Nigeria: | 27% | |
| #19 | Portugal: | 26% | |
| #20 | Dominican Republic: | 26% | |
| #21 | China: | 26% | |
| #22 | Mexico: | 26% | |
| #23 | Chile: | 24% | |
| #24 | Azerbaijan: | 22% | |
| #25 | Brazil: | 21% | |
| #26 | Argentina: | 20% | |
| #27 | Uruguay: | 20% | |
| #28 | Italy: | 18% | |
| #29 | Spain: | 16% | |
| #30 | Bangladesh: | 15% | |
| #31 | Turkey: | 14% | |
| #32 | Japan: | 14% | |
| #33 | Poland: | 13% | |
| #34 | Canada: | 12% | |
| #35 | Austria: | 9% | |
| #36 | Finland: | 8% | |
| #37 | France: | 8% | |
| #38 | United States: | 8% | |
| #39 | United Kingdom: | 7% | |
| #40 | Philippines: | 7% | |
| #41 | Venezuela: | 7% | |
| #42 | Belgium: | 7% | |
| #43 | Norway: | 6% | |
| #44 | Denmark: | 5% | |
| #45 | Switzerland: | 5% | |
| #46 | Ireland: | 5% | |
| #47 | Australia: | 5% | |
| #48 | Netherlands: | 4% | |
| #49 | Sweden: | 4% | |
| #50 | Iceland: | 3% | |
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Weighted average: |
23.0% |
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DEFINITION: Proportion of people who answered the survey question "Taking all things together, would you say you are: very happy, quite happy, not very happy, or not at all happy?" by stating that they were "not very" happy or "not at all" happy.
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