According to reports, the quality of life across OECD countries has significantly improved in the last decade. High disposable income and employment rates, and strong social security nets, are indicators that a country has a high quality of life.
The data for this visualization is sourced from Numbeo, which collects user-reported information on eight key factors: Purchasing Power, Pollution, House Price to Income Ratio, Cost of Living, Safety, Health Care, Traffic Commute Time, and Climate. Each country’s quality of life score is derived from these factors, with higher scores indicating better overall living conditions.
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