For the fifth year straight, individuals from around the globe named Canada as the top nation for personal satisfaction.
Out of the countries surveyed, Canada ranked number one overall for being politically stable, number two for having a good job market, and number four for having a well-developed public education system. Global citizens also ranked Canada high for having a well-developed public health system.
The 2020 Best Nations rankings were led by U.S. News and World Report. A sum of 20,548 individuals from 36 nations were studied on their view of 73 nations. Nations were surveyed in nine unique classifications that were weighted to deliver a general score:
Canada came in second place overall, falling behind Switzerland, which came in first overall but did not place on top in any one category.
In the "Citizenship" class, Canada put second behind Sweden. Nations that scored high in this area were seen to think about human rights, nature, sexual orientation equity, and strict opportunity. They were additionally observed as dynamic, as regarding property rights, being dependable, and having great conveyed political force.
In the “Open for Business” category, Canada finished third behind Luxembourg and Switzerland. This category is for countries that are perceived to be “business-friendly”. Countries were assessed based on their level of bureaucracy, manufacturing costs, corruption, tax environment and government practices. Canada ranked high for scoring zero out of 10 for perceived level of corruption and a perfect “10” for transparent government.
Out of the countries surveyed, Canada ranked number one overall for being politically stable, number two for having a good job market, and number four for having a well-developed public education system. Global citizens also ranked Canada high for having a well-developed public health system.
The 2020 Best Nations rankings were led by U.S. News and World Report. A sum of 20,548 individuals from 36 nations were studied on their view of 73 nations. Nations were surveyed in nine unique classifications that were weighted to deliver a general score:
- Quality of Life
- Movers
- Open for Business
- Power
- Entrepreneurship
- Adventure
- Citizenship
- Cultural Influence
- Heritage
Canada came in second place overall, falling behind Switzerland, which came in first overall but did not place on top in any one category.
In the "Citizenship" class, Canada put second behind Sweden. Nations that scored high in this area were seen to think about human rights, nature, sexual orientation equity, and strict opportunity. They were additionally observed as dynamic, as regarding property rights, being dependable, and having great conveyed political force.
In the “Open for Business” category, Canada finished third behind Luxembourg and Switzerland. This category is for countries that are perceived to be “business-friendly”. Countries were assessed based on their level of bureaucracy, manufacturing costs, corruption, tax environment and government practices. Canada ranked high for scoring zero out of 10 for perceived level of corruption and a perfect “10” for transparent government.
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