Comparison of Happiness Index Between the United States and African Countries, 2006-2024

This chart compares the Happiness Index of the United States and various African countries from 2006 to 2024. While the Happiness Index in the US remains relatively stable, African countries show diverse trends. The variations in happiness levels by country highlight the impact of social and economic factors on overall well-being.

The Happiness Index measures how satisfied individuals feel about their lives, typically influenced by factors such as economic stability, health, and social relationships.

2006

  • 1. United States : 7.18pts
  • 2. Egypt : 5.17pts
  • 3. South Africa : 5.08pts
  • 4. Zambia : 4.82pts
  • 5. Botswana : 4.74pts
  • 6. Nigeria : 4.71pts
  • 7. Mozambique : 4.59pts
  • 8. Ghana : 4.54pts
  • 9. Senegal : 4.42pts
  • 10. Kenya : 4.22pts

2016

  • 1. United States : 6.80pts
  • 2. Mauritius : 5.61pts
  • 3. Libya : 5.43pts
  • 4. Morocco : 5.39pts
  • 5. Algeria : 5.34pts
  • 6. Nigeria : 5.22pts
  • 7. Eswatini : 4.87pts
  • 8. Gabon : 4.83pts
  • 9. Cameroon : 4.82pts
  • 10. South Africa : 4.77pts

2024

  • 1. United States : 6.72pts
  • 2. Libya : 5.87pts
  • 3. Mauritius : 5.82pts
  • 4. South Africa : 5.42pts
  • 5. Algeria : 5.36pts
  • 6. Republic of the Congo : 5.22pts
  • 7. Mozambique : 5.22pts
  • 8. Gabon : 5.11pts
  • 9. Ivory Coast : 5.08pts
  • 10. Guinea : 5.02pts

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