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The
included the "Best Countries" list. Researchers used "a
perceptions-based"
to look at data from the World Bank and the
of 20,000 people on four
. They used 65 different
to measure income and
equality, public education, healthcare, human
, safety, family friendliness and levels of perceived
. Switzerland once
topped this list. Canada was second; Japan was third.
