Presented map of quality of life in Europe.
Czech mathematician and linguist Jakub Marian made a map of European countries, ranked in order of well-being.
The evaluation system of the countries was developed by the Boston consulting group and uses 44 different indicator, in particular, the level of unemployment, inflation, morbidity, life expectancy, quality and availability of education, infrastructure, the environment, the fight against corruption, freedom of the press and more.
The best country in Europe for living with the highest score of 100 points was Norway. The worst country is recognized as Macedonia, it increased to 42.9 points.
Assessing the map, linguists have noted with interest that in all countries where the population speaks German, the welfare index is over 90.
Ukraine in this ranking scored 49.1 points and became the fifth from the end of the country on the map of the well-being of Europe.
