Italy
Italy is good at No. 15 in our wealthiest countries list, with a decent GDP of 2,1 trillion dollars, actually No. 8 in the globe. The typical Italian worker’s salary, which corresponds to about $37,752, and its ranking number 21 in the SPI, keep it back. The boot-shaped nation’s SPI ranking is backed by its strong scores in water and sanitation, decent healthcare, and individual rights, but its 66.7 point access to best schooling and 74.41 points in personal preference and independence are weighted down.
Italy
South Korea
South Korea, not to be confused by all its extroverted and marginalized Northern rivals, is now on our chart at No. 14. Its average revenue of $39,472 is down. The world’s $1.6 trillion GDP, however, is No. 12. No. 18 South Korea’s SPI received a big boost from the country’s safe water and sanitation, adequate healthcare, and access to information and communication. However, it is 78.94 out of 100 points on the low end of personal freedom and choice. That’s much better than 3,62 of North Korea’s 100 points in the same section.
South Korea
