"The country with the best quality of life"... "Denmark"...What about Korea? [Anchor Report]

CNBC, a U.S. economic broadcaster, reported "the country with the best quality of life in the world," and "Denmark" topped the list.

Other Nordic countries, such as Sweden, Norway, and Finland, were listed in the rankings,

Canada, Germany, Australia, and New Zealand are also in the top 10.

Korea ranked 25th, the third highest among Asian countries after Japan, which ranked 14th, and Singapore, which ranked 24th.

The survey was based on a survey of about 17,000 people worldwide from March 22 to May 23,
The
rating also included employment and prices, economic and political stability, family friendliness, income equality, and public education and public health systems.

Denmark, which came in first this time, jumped from fourth place last year,
According to
CNBC, "the Danish people pay the highest levels of taxes in the world, but most healthcare is free, and child support is subsidized."

"And college students don't pay any tuition, they get subsidies for living expenses while they study, and the elderly get pensions, plus care help."

If you list only these welfare benefits, Denmark seems like a dream country.

As I mentioned earlier, it pays the highest level of taxes in the world.

Recently, the introduction of a carbon tax has attracted the attention of the international community by even collecting taxes on livestock burps and farts.

Denmark seeking great welfare in large taxes.

However, I think human society's concerns continue because there is no free welfare.