Once again, the Danes come out on top in the 2008 World Values Survey's happiness statistics. How is it that this chilly, windy nation of five-and-a-half million souls has climbed to the top again and again during the survey's 27-year history?
The survey's creator, University of Michigan political scientist Ronald Inglehart says that democratic freedoms, gender equality, and a tolerant society as much as financial security are responsible for both the world's increasing happiness(!) and also Denmark's number...
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