Polish best in the world translates increase the quality of life – Puls Biznesu

The report is the conclusion that Poland is the best in the world translates into economic growth to improve the quality of life of citizens, but there are also areas where we must improve.

SEDA index takes into account indicators of three areas: economic (income per citizen, the country’s economic stability, employment), investment (infrastructure, education system and health care) and sustainability (environment, government institutions, civil society, equality of income).

One of the most important conclusions of the study is that the Germans benefit from the economic rebound more than Americans, mainly due to higher investment in education and infrastructure.

Meanwhile, in China, rapid economic growth It is inhibited by pollution and other factors affecting the rating of “well-being”. Even worse is the case of another rapidly growing economy, India.

At the forefront of the statement was to Norway, where economic growth accompanied by high care about the environment, education and infrastructure.

149 surveyed countries, Poland was on the surprisingly high position. In terms of quality of life we ​​took 31 place, which is significantly better than normal ranking takes into account the GDP per capita. The same result can also boast the Hungarians.

For comparison, if we look at the rate of GDP per capita, in the ranking of the International Monetary Fund Poland takes the place of 51, and the World Bank – 59.

The top ten countries that Over the past seven years have provided the largest jump in the quality of life include, among others China, Uruguay and Poland. 

The authors point to Poland as an example that other countries should consider.

Our country has been recognized, among others, for the best translation of economic growth on quality of life. We are praised for the construction of civil society and education. Analysts also point to a steady improvement in the labor market. They point out that over the decades we have managed to reduce the unemployment rate from more than 19 to 9 proc.jednak indicate that disputes in this share is – a negative factor – that is, emigration. We are also positively evaluated by skilful combination of economic growth with environmental protection.

‘The report Liquid also concluded that the statement of leading European countries have very well-developed economy, but are beginning to compete in the rate of SEDA to the average.

Ranking opens Norway, which is ahead of other countries in almost every category – from income equality the quality of civil society.

Nine out of ten first places in the ranking of SEDA occupied West European countries: Norway are Luxembourg, Iceland, Switzerland, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands and Austria. The only non-European country to qualify for the top ten ranking, Singapore. The high position of these countries is not only due to their wealth, but also with a stable political situation, established freedom of speech and the low level of corruption. Not without significance is the level of developed infrastructure and civil society.