Finland is world's happiest country for seventh year: study

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58% : The happiness ranking is based on individuals' self-assessed evaluations of life satisfaction, as well as GDP per capita, social support, healthy life expectancy, freedom, generosity and corruption.- Growing inequality - More from this section NBA fines Detroit guard Fournier $25K for kicking ball Trump unable to post $464mn bond in New York civil case: lawyers Supreme Court lifts hold on contentious Texas immigration lawJennifer De Paola, a happiness researcher at the University of Helsinki in Finland, told AFP that Finns' close connection to nature and healthy work-life balance were key contributors to their life satisfaction.

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