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27-06-2015, 10:30 PM
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Gallup Index: Singapore ranked 97th out of 145 countries in Well-Being
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
http://statestimesreview.com/2015/06...in-well-being/ Gallup Index: Singapore ranked 97th out of 145 countries in Well-Being admin / 13 hours ago June 27, 2015 The latest Gallup index on the state of global well-being released on Thursday (June 25) revealed that Singapore is ranked 97th out of 145 countries in well-being for 2014. This ranking is way below its neighbours in South East Asia like Malaysia (40th) and Indonesia (73rd).  Screenshot from Gallup IndexThe result of Singapore’s rankings in the Gallup index are as follow: Purpose – 111th Social – 123rd Financial – 9th Community – 72nd Physical – 137th The survey methods are base don telephone and face-to-face interviews with a random sample of more than 146,000 adults living in 145 countries and areas in 2014. The survey questions are as follow: Purpose -You like what you do every day. -You learn or do something interesting every day. Social -Someone in your life always encourages you to be healthy. -Your friends and family give you positive energy every day. Financial -You have enough money to do everything you want to do. -In the last seven days, you have worried about money. Community -The city or area where you live is a perfect place for you. -In the last 12 months, you have received recognition for helping to improve the city or area where you live. Physical -In the last seven days, you have felt active and productive every day. -Your physical health is near-perfect. However, the Gallup survey for Singapore is inaccurate in the financial aspects because of the high income gap. Singaporeans who worry about their financials and the 26% who are earning less than S$1,500/mth, are clearly not ranking 9th in the world. An accurate ranking for Singaporean’s financial well-being would be around 50th in relative comparison to Malaysia’s 34th, given retirement and cost of living worries topping Singapore citizens’ concerns. A better estimate of Singapore’s ranking should be pushed down to 111th, next to a bankrupted Greece. You may download the index from here: Gallup-Healthways_State_of_Global_Well-Being_2014_Country_Rankings Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com. 
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