world's best countries
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INTRODUCTION
Have you ever dreamed of traveling around the world, visiting so many countries as much as you can? Have you also wondered which country is the best in terms of their lifestyle and culture? This website made a list of countries for you. Globalization has expanded a country’s presence beyond its physical borders, and the World's Best Countries rankings seek to understand a nation’s worth beyond hard metrics. Twenty countries were researched for the report, until it went down to the top ten. The rankings for the best countries is based on the country's data in economic stability and rates, literacy, life expectancy, and also in terms of trading, people, and society.
10. Qatar
Qatar, the nation with continuing economic growth, is the richest country in the world with a GDP per capita of $132,100. The country has very strict rules and provide very good security to their residents. Qatar is also the leading producer of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), and they produce around 11 billion cubic feet of LNG everyday. The world's best airline, Qatar Airways, is also the crown of Qatar.
9. Norway
Norway, a Scandinavian country encompassing mountains and glaciers, is one of the world's leaders in the percentage of gross national product provided in aid to the world's poorest countries. Majority of Norwegians have paid jobs, high level of education, and live an average of 82 years. The country also sponsors the Nobel Peace Prize. In fact, you can enjoy 24 hours of sunlight during summer in Norway.
8. Denmark
7. Japan
While most of Japan is covered by mountains and heavily wooded areas, the country’s roughly 126 million people live a distinctly urban lifestyle. Japan is among the world’s largest producers of motor vehicles, electronic equipment, and steel that made it the third largest global economy with a GDP of $4.9 trillion. Japan has the highest life expectancy of 83.7 years, and more than 50,000 people are over 100 years old in the country.
6. Australia
Australia, which is the sixth largest country, has the third largest ocean territory in the world. Australia is considered a wealthy nation with a market-based economy that has a comparatively high gross domestic product and per capita income. Also, the nation has the second highest Human Development Index in the world which measures quality of life, health, education, and economic freedom.
Aside from being the world's eight best country, Denmark is the least corrupt country in the world (alongside with New Zealand). Denmark employs a universal health care system in which citizens get mostly free medical care. Higher education is also free in the nation. Denmark has several leading industries including food processing, tourism and the production of iron, steel and machinery. Its main exports are processed foods, agricultural and industrial machinery, pharmaceuticals and furniture.