Top 10 countries where workers are thriving most, according to a new Gallup report

CNBC (Business News) ^ | 12 June 2024 | Ernestine Siu

[zeestephen]

1. Finland - 2. Denmark - 3. Iceland - 4. Netherlands - 5. Sweden - 6. Israel - 7. Norway - 8. Costa Rica - 9. Belgium - 10. Australia [USA? - You need to submit your email address to read the article - I passed on that opportunity]

[zeestephen]

7 of the Top 10 are in very north northen Europe.

I think Costa Rica is the country that put thousands of cartel and gang members in huge maximum security prisons.

I confuse all those small Central American countries, so I might be wrong.

[TigersEye]

I think that was El Salvador.

Costa Riccer is where you get all your liquor. :)

[MinorityRepublican]

They’re getting away with that because they’re not spending $$$ on defense.

[NoLibZone]

The nations that are 99% or more white seem to do very very well

[rellic]

Pretty darned correct.
We’ve been dragging this black anchor and that is what drags into a very slow speed.
Black slaves never adapt, at least the
White, Chinese and Japanese slaves did.

[UnwashedPeasant]

”You need to submit your email address to read the article - I passed on that opportunity”

You can use my email: ceo@cnbc.com

[Baldwin77]

The Nordic countries have very, very “migrants” and NO illegal aliens invading their countries.

[buwaya]

Sweden has quite a lot of troublesome Middle East and African “refugees” these days.

Still manages to do well for itself, so far.

Norway has similar problems but not in such a high proportion.

[buwaya]

They aren’t 99% “white” anymore.
Or never have been.

Belgium certainly isn’t, its had more than its fair share of Muslims of all kinds, plus Africans.

And Sweden is in the same boat.

Costa Rica is “Hispanic” if you like. And as a Hispanic nation, its certainly not the “whitest”, by far.

Israel has always had a very high proportion of Mizrahi (Middle Eastern/North African) Jews, probably a majority of its Jewish population these days, plus @ 20% Arabs.

Etc.

[Captain Walker]

That list is probably in line with the happiest countries in the world, which have two very important traits in common with each other: a homogeneous population and a strong middle class.

Because the US no longer has either one of these traits, we're usually not found on the top ten of this list.