Greece
Like Portugal, with its $218 billion GDP or $26,671 annual wage, ranked No. 53 and No. 48 respectively, our No. 29 wealthiest nations, Greece, will not blast away any and everybody. And for SPI No. 29, Greece is back with clean water, adequate healthcare, and basic knowledge. Like many Euro countries, with a rating of 55,79, Greece struggles to access advanced education, negatively affecting its overall score a tad.
Greece
Portugal
Portugal’s No. 50 ranked $238 billion in GDP, as well as No. 52, ranked $25,487. Average sales won’t win any accolades, but still enough to place it No. 28 in total, taken along with its No. 24 rankings in SPI. Thanks to its safe water and sanitation, this high ranking results from basic healthcare access and individual rights. Portugal is short on access to the best education, with such a rating of 46.78, but all other assessments are 72.89 or higher.
Portugal
