21/03/2024
How happy are the people in the markets you operate in? Find out in the new Ipsos report Global Happiness 2024 🌍 Discover how the generations differs in levels of happiness
Happiness is on the rise again, but not quite back to its 2011 peak, according to Ipsos' latest Global Happiness Report.
Here's Key findings include:
• A rise in global happiness to 71%, up from 63% in 2020.
• The Netherlands leads as the happiest country, with 85% of respondents reporting happiness.
• At the other end, Hungary and South Korea show the lowest levels of happiness, both at 48%.The report also sheds light on generational differences:
• Baby Boomers feel more in control of their lives than Gen Z, with 76% versus 65% respectively.
• Gen Z appears to be less satisfied with their mental health. In spite of overall happiness levels rising, satisfaction with country politics, economy and personal financial situations remains low.
• South Korea shows an interesting trend where happiness is higher among Gen Z and Baby Boomers compared to Gen X and Millennials. This may be attributed to the latter groups' role as key economic drivers, with the added pressure of supporting both their parents and children.
Read the full report to get a comprehensive understanding of how the world perceives happiness in the context of economic, political, and social circumstances
👉 https://www.ipsos.com/en-dk/global-happiness-2024
The new edition of Ipsos’ Global Happiness report finds there’s been a slight dip in happiness year-on-year as economic and political clouds loom overhead.