Prosperity ranking 2015: How high was Slovenia?

The British Legatum Institute recently published an annual global prosperity index, the Prosperity Index, which ranks countries according to their level of prosperity. In 2015, there were no changes at the very top again, as Norway reigns there for the seventh year in a row. How did Slovenia fare among 142 countries?

British think tank, Legatum, he traditionally announced prosperity scale (2015), which this time has already taken under scrutiny 142 countries of the world and ranked them according to their ratings according to eight criteria - by economy, government, education, entrepreneurship and opportunity, safety, health, personal freedom and social capital - elaborated on 89 different items such as GDP per capita, employment rate, how rested people are, and how many secure servers the country has. She remains subscribed to the top Norway, who is the queen Prosperity Index for the seventh consecutive year. Her "first and second companions" are this time Switzerland and Denmark.

How high do you think Slovenia finished this time?

Slovenia has generally done quite well and is in 2015 in the field of education 11., which is also her highest individual ranking, and when it comes to safety, she landed at 14th. We got the worst rating for the economy (58th place, which is still five places better than last year) and social capital (40th place, which is a ten-digit drop compared to 2014). You can find out what this means in the total sum in the gallery, where we publish the ranking of the countries with the greatest prosperity in the world, or to put it colloquially, ranking of countries where life is the best. As with the top, there have been no changes to the tail either, as it has been nailed to the bottom again in 2015 Central African Republic.