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688506,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:28,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],a55b661f58ccd3f74cfe9273c78fc42e,6af1b408bd8a2d612537933b1e63448c
688505,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:28,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],85989259df88b5af1d6518c64a8fa474,60958b1da23715249477f4be9ed9cb2e
688504,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:28,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],4ca72aae876adc386bae66e2d41a0974,a0c7ee1aa17b661a49b420749c57e66c
688500,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A small town or village,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:28,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_small_town_or_village,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_small_town_or_village,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A small town or village""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],15c63a6e375d274d1325aa5801c14cad,014d940f4b8fae0e11d0458afe134cc9
688499,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A small town or village,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:28,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_small_town_or_village,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_small_town_or_village,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A small town or village""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],1cdd9e8554422497eb7110a67f4c2ec3,68c1274411b4721ab26f7dc076c5210d
688498,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A small town or village,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:28,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_small_town_or_village,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_small_town_or_village,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A small town or village""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],ff1ed9b31929aa2514f44b11a35eee49,f959da9314a02fc317530462c110b4cc
688497,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A rural area or on a farm,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_rural_area_or_on_a_farm,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_rural_area_or_on_a_farm,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A rural area or on a farm""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],4738ce3e2e2d01041432f53d2da55306,c0aa2c15ad53562ff02a9656b045ea4c
688496,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A rural area or on a farm,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_rural_area_or_on_a_farm,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_rural_area_or_on_a_farm,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A rural area or on a farm""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],c91b5fb450efc925d596eb393a98b704,2cecbd20dd9c6c47be8ccb6f8f734776
688495,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A rural area or on a farm,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_rural_area_or_on_a_farm,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_rural_area_or_on_a_farm,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A rural area or on a farm""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],03b3bef12e81886de882c1a9e1bef969,c298651add05ef92f21fb857dd0063ce
688494,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A large city,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_large_city,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_large_city,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A large city""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],6da8f7402ff0821618a690c591f646fd,7f263b1b537447f56e727357bac807e0
688493,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A large city,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_large_city,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_large_city,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A large city""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],7f994ba35da2595915e8acb9b63c0f33,5c5f8ed39a49954bf7ff2dfcad774d97
688492,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A large city,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_large_city,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__urban_rural__a_large_city,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A large city""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],20f2c273cfa0199a39e216ee9efdf594,17df843ebc799f617cf2a8a096ad6a45
688491,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Second 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__second_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__second_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Second 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],b5fdac09014642174654320c56d2f051,5887438e0885ed54c227e60e2646627c
688490,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Second 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__second_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__second_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Second 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],eda9f9d3644041f681471c1b75aa4bc6,b677b65518c596e585f0bfe2388d64f4
688489,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Second 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__second_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__second_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Second 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],b06e1863e1c8a274576561504165778a,5c94d0896b3a6d2a725e7e3ba1a01e61
688488,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Richest 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__richest_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__richest_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Richest 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],efcfb9fd7df2177f070518856d8321b5,0e2fc621bb946d24c9555c10b9e533f3
688487,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Poorest 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__poorest_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__poorest_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Poorest 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],60fa1c8b2747d6be827485f2ad2df065,d22b9c4e2ba241375c186052415ed029
688486,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Richest 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__richest_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__richest_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Richest 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],a00cf4189a7fec612938971d8a46aaa8,5c84094389cdbae76676c40840c04b8a
688485,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Poorest 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__poorest_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__poorest_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Poorest 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],780c1ec3c3096ffa03dac02041058960,708c34526800105ecc82c1b85c77a87b
688484,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Richest 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__richest_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__richest_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Richest 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],48a7b4d2ee34504fe9b635c2b9f5b83f,372b3a8404a1f453750c10017b596e63
688483,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Poorest 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__poorest_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__poorest_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Poorest 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],4e29acc2715aaf163e3e729ff459cc7e,f6b0d1c16f94c0b62d7cdca8f95b157b
688482,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Middle 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__middle_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__middle_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Middle 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],5e815e5ad93a420ff0f4c72fe01e6d2a,2dfcb766f76e20277cdf7ea881832c07
688481,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Middle 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:27,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__middle_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__middle_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Middle 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],31093a7bf2745f699728cbd7e32a7c5e,b2d5929d2057214e0f2208c9aae549cf
688480,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Middle 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__middle_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__middle_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Middle 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],b8c3c2c8f1332f3493e4de9ec0d41b16,cc5ab90473f7caf11dce1f4527fe916d
688479,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Fourth 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__fourth_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__fourth_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Fourth 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],ae7e2cb8f7e0d5acfe9832c04783543b,974a83f8ab1f1ee4221a682e84708ac1
688478,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Fourth 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__fourth_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__fourth_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Fourth 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],5b20b86cdb8f0bb90f97103947f97981,27b4f3b5fd199e7c2c544812aac80f96
688477,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Fourth 20%,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__fourth_20pct,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__per_capita_income_quintiles__fourth_20pct,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Per Capita Income Quintiles?) Fourth 20%""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],587f68b7e5ebcb893f8d8b40eda1e252,1f2f1a71d1168fe854add6bfb4e8b8f9
688476,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Gender?) Male,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__gender__male,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__gender__male,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Gender?) Male""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],a6f6008c067b5fbbf36e8a2fecea1135,cab2a6755394830095216ca710b511df
688475,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Gender?) Male,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__gender__male,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__gender__male,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Gender?) Male""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],269766fec386dc965d438b4f7ce442c1,e938e3aeda37a0d242ce7f7112efbc12
688474,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Gender?) Male,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__gender__male,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__gender__male,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Gender?) Male""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],994006afe7747279c6ac1154b82176b3,0ca308703259e0f76545dfdd075dbc43
688473,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Gender?) Female,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__gender__female,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__gender__female,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Gender?) Female""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],7fbd3064bf2c09b6b97127e943dbc15c,f5707a325079fdb0d4c08c7eb5b18d7f
688472,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Gender?) Female,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:04,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__gender__female,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__gender__female,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Gender?) Female""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],43fa69e0a181ca4b0db163f64921433d,af62ea11d8dd48d870b04fda568d7dc2
688471,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Gender?) Female,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:03,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__gender__female,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__gender__female,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Gender?) Female""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],e9392b0c8454083830501a36a856455d,cc67168d7f439a6b4d4c8f63fe023d7c
688470,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Living comfortably on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:03,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__living_comfortably_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__living_comfortably_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Living comfortably on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],60171a7fc90d72159e57db9bcd66e04a,9467f6116fc8f73131c2db92bfe88774
688469,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Living comfortably on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:03,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__living_comfortably_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__living_comfortably_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Living comfortably on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],6605e6661110cc88cf901bd06333432d,14fc9caa67b377cf157e39ed83d4e23e
688468,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Getting by on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:03,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__getting_by_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__getting_by_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Getting by on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],b3c9ab0049752276e2224fa748407e69,c392fdc9a2a1959b37d404311d234917
688467,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Living comfortably on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:03,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__living_comfortably_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__living_comfortably_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Living comfortably on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],4d62c0ce944e2e452da00fb0613413dd,e442a7a67270e357d14b74865adab393
688466,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Getting by on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:03,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__getting_by_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__getting_by_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Getting by on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],84eebf4501168c1490e8190b47e65745,c96cbc3f9d82ae48fa43420266ae66a0
688465,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Getting by on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__getting_by_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__getting_by_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Getting by on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],e2a6735cf803e259b7d409924f9f3539,f985710fb54c1addd8a83a302bb457b9
688464,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it very difficult on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_very_difficult_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_very_difficult_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it very difficult on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],1263177789f6a74eabe3079a82c3ea3c,f758da3e4fe9fc93be50da091d390462
688463,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it difficult on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_difficult_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_difficult_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it difficult on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],9b484cec41cde8c8e972865558f05dd4,18bc05b8d83096ed7447c10b58987099
688462,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it very difficult on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_very_difficult_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_very_difficult_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it very difficult on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],a481ae3958fcb5c8c98bc0c89d7819fa,8e1bbb9f4001a7b3da3338d94b050add
688461,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it difficult on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_difficult_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_difficult_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it difficult on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],02c91cc8306e653e3a28e7753478c91d,f4e4497bea417742f9c8787a65e8e8d9
688460,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it difficult on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_difficult_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_difficult_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it difficult on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],754e5128bde33eb6813e872d747fc0b9,0f3b489ad0a1d5e732d18845e01c4711
688459,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it very difficult on present income,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:26,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_very_difficult_on_present_income,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__feelings_about_household_income__finding_it_very_difficult_on_present_income,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Feelings About Household Income?) Finding it very difficult on present income""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],7f0dfdc3c2faa9ba0c26c8b5415f7d78,4700d389bcd196cc3bf2669248533a19
688458,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Out of workforce,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__out_of_workforce,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__out_of_workforce,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Out of workforce""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],10ee504efa0655b4520c864bdadb8626,684f10b5699d2b2414f0ecc26ab844a8
688457,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed part time do not want full time,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_do_not_want_full_time,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_do_not_want_full_time,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed part time do not want full time""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],f6dd9c2a5ccd9cf06bf48958c29e5d3a,bd91e3cd510e60c0de43a3fa27ed9669
688456,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed part time want full time,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_want_full_time,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_want_full_time,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed part time want full time""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],7823aac79d4713b292f6dabdb3babe02,c1a32b7e8eb06041635b34ab178f5134
688455,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed part time want full time,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_want_full_time,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_want_full_time,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed part time want full time""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],80600eeb0948cd65894ff3d1a5174954,15fdd2d27507b81cfa627292462ed4ea
688454,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed part time want full time,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_want_full_time,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_want_full_time,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed part time want full time""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],d5b73000c7b011e4d7b53f87491549af,3985be9d597587240807f377e1b3c253
688453,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed part time do not want full time,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_do_not_want_full_time,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_do_not_want_full_time,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed part time do not want full time""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],1c935fa2e2e0913c4fa9bfd219df7e43,c1273e416ac8be85d5a8fe1da07dbb90
688452,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed part time do not want full time,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_do_not_want_full_time,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_part_time_do_not_want_full_time,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed part time do not want full time""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],fe680262eaf2f100c95d9e42702e8d13,257882168229d3dc403b3db049f527d1
688451,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Unemployed,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__unemployed,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__unemployed,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Unemployed""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],ce70d7444517b120bc5796989f887b67,5e0be520ce9fc9f65022c73da2ba6f7a
688450,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Unemployed,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__unemployed,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__unemployed,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Unemployed""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],305b8d71c4c69731ea4ada35e219a045,0f7c7a9d252e757664e935c47dee0db7
688449,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Out of workforce,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__out_of_workforce,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__out_of_workforce,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Out of workforce""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],24cfecf5c33e4ea02da11e3e3390d335,df2d286b6a81bc17e68c10b812f7c6ee
688448,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Unemployed,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__unemployed,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__unemployed,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Unemployed""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],a310e77603363a523330e33f816c0cb4,23eab0c8974bbed53e040b50b64a0d51
688447,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Out of workforce,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__out_of_workforce,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__out_of_workforce,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Out of workforce""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],d52d7dbd6419649a1f04ed672b41e377,92537582f5c9dc3eea505446859705e8
688446,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed full time for self,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_self,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_self,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed full time for self""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],589dc566df239a7725a7e581c6702e87,a32d6d843d903a7bd432dc0ffb620c9e
688445,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed full time for self,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_self,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_self,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed full time for self""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],c0185956e9d43df299779817e3700bf7,be31cffbed08f3656d5f2e590532f504
688444,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed full time for self,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_self,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_self,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed full time for self""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],95a1dfb65dab720ca39bcfc5e33d16d2,e2e43b3a7323f31466385ff3fa6b3bee
688443,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed full time for an employer,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_an_employer,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_an_employer,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed full time for an employer""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],f624fca7c2301f5c8095664ce921a62a,f57eaf6efca1a5a60736d320585f3ac7
688442,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed full time for an employer,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_an_employer,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_an_employer,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed full time for an employer""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],5596a432f8fde1b610361c135a6b5139,0a078cbafd256ce4a3e1c355caf5fc94
688441,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Employment Status?) Employed full time for an employer,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:25,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_an_employer,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__employment_status__employed_full_time_for_an_employer,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Employment Status?) Employed full time for an employer""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],0bc4eb14e7cb5df3d784b33f08fa03be,3baa8300c1e09b9847f99cc2d7823f3d
688440,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Age?) 65+,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__age__65plus,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__age__65plus,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 65+""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],697c07708efa8df10e24f63a6f3faa6c,75c8b0fe2ef2ac454059bc53a4422cde
688439,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Age?) 65+,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__age__65plus,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__age__65plus,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 65+""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],a1f91aa90ea3ab74bfb74adbd0bdebac,9f5495ec9a35c3f8d4b868abfc6dd0a2
688438,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Age?) 65+,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__age__65plus,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__age__65plus,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 65+""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],ca791c8783180601fe05755c9ae8f869,4cdb8a8fd71f41a6e99af0fedebbea8d
688437,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Age?) 45-64,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__age__45_64,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__age__45_64,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 45-64""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],629e59446cb23391f2128c52faf68beb,6cd8d0cf65fe44442202d9b8c1184a67
688436,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Age?) 45-64,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__age__45_64,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__age__45_64,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 45-64""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],27845035fac570ca2285c3b6e0beb884,4134453bdb03916ff9dddc234cb1e1bd
688435,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Age?) 35-44,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__age__35_44,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__age__35_44,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 35-44""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],232c16db953a29f7e8286dade0bec781,0107a4df980b47cdc045b43a2821cce3
688434,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Age?) 45-64,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__age__45_64,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__age__45_64,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 45-64""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],4e3edf61564f11ab5d0bb305aff007e3,083303f4663ce82f7fdd6087684305e3
688433,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Age?) 35-44,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__age__35_44,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__age__35_44,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 35-44""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],a1c103997d3eadafb008bd1cb0646722,a1362f52e683c522701f304200544b1d
688432,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Age?) 35-44,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__age__35_44,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__age__35_44,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 35-44""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],38bf19a780d9f64fad27081087583bb3,41a32f5f812f1fa3964ce9afdaa0ba96
688431,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Age?) 25-34,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__age__25_34,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__age__25_34,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 25-34""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],f2bd0825338c37525168e9b950acc466,687aca3b4df84fc4f05613d0d319d67a
688430,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Age?) 25-34,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__age__25_34,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__age__25_34,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 25-34""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],6cb5eee59d357b6a4c815bc48a8fadcd,e36e735dc4295d2c7d37b8ad290079f6
688429,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Age?) 25-34,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__age__25_34,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__age__25_34,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 25-34""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],2c8a42696a52ef6e8741a0be03a8bd50,12bf6f59f2bad55d871b59363fe495e3
688428,Suffering Index - Dimension: (Age?) 15-24,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life and anticipated life in five years a 4 or lower are classified as suffering.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,suffering_index__dimension__age__15_24,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#suffering_index__dimension__age__15_24,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 15-24""}], ""originalName"": ""Suffering Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""suffering_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],2b6724013d9dabafcf0bdfa7da38a917,f39e3181074baa7d21de6c9f6dee7631
688427,Thriving Index - Dimension: (Age?) 15-24,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who are neither suffering nor thriving are considered struggling (between a 4 and a 7).

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,thriving_index__dimension__age__15_24,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#thriving_index__dimension__age__15_24,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 15-24""}], ""originalName"": ""Thriving Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""thriving_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],ab19d220c9d952c53a01e96e0dca4f21,91866fdad95915539d370ec3517f05ea
688426,Struggling Index - Dimension: (Age?) 15-24,%,"For its Life Evaluation Index, Gallup asks people to imagine a ladder, with the lowest rung representing the worst possible life and the highest rung representing the best possible life. Those rungs are numbered zero to 10, based on the Cantril Self-Anchoring Striving Scale (https://news.gallup.com/poll/122453/Understanding-Gallup-Uses-Cantril-Scale.aspx). People rate where they stand today and where they expect to stand in five years.

Gallup classifies those who rate their current life a 7 or higher and their anticipated life in five years an 8 or higher as thriving.

Globally, Gallup has tracked life evaluations in at least 100 countries and areas each year since 2005, recording the highs and lows of how people have viewed their lives through major upheavals and changes -- including such events as Brexit, the Arab uprisings and the Euromaidan revolution. Since Gallup began tracking this in 2005, the percentage of the global population rating their lives highly enough to be considered thriving has ranged from a low of 21% in 2009 to a high of 29% in 2020.

In the U.S., Gallup has tracked the Life Evaluation Index as part of domestic polling since 2008, recording the highs and lows of Americans' perceptions of their lives through the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic, among other major events. Throughout that time, the percentage of Americans who are thriving has ranged from a low of 46% in November 2008 and April 2020 to a high of 59% in June 2021.",2023-05-15 10:32:02,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,struggling_index__dimension__age__15_24,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing_index#struggling_index__dimension__age__15_24,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Age?) 15-24""}], ""originalName"": ""Struggling Index"", ""originalShortName"": ""struggling_index""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],7bf496ce0fc31f9d2013aa7457fcdf2d,bbd964d95c7182a17220217713b150c2
688425,Work Significantly Improves the Lives of Others Outside of Household - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Yes,%,"The question asked was: ""Do you think the work you do in your job significantly improves the lives of other people outside of your own household, or not?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:01,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,work_significantly_improves_the_lives_of_others_outside_of_household__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#work_significantly_improves_the_lives_of_others_outside_of_household__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Yes""}], ""originalName"": ""Work Significantly Improves the Lives of Others Outside of Household"", ""originalShortName"": ""work_significantly_improves_the_lives_of_others_outside_of_household""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],12690c29c0502e0de20370c05743e69f,189f06e9e1180e93b7b0d86b87e68731
688424,Various Aspects of Life in Balance - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Yes,%,"The question asked was: ""In general, do you feel the various aspects of your life are in balance, or not?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:01,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,various_aspects_of_life_in_balance__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#various_aspects_of_life_in_balance__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Yes""}], ""originalName"": ""Various Aspects of Life in Balance"", ""originalShortName"": ""various_aspects_of_life_in_balance""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],8b8fbe33ea0a7e5ca19e3028ae904d06,712f0123bc66c535107422b0cddb955c
688423,Many Choices in Type of Work - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Yes,%,"The question asked was: ""Do you, personally, have many choices in regard to the type of work you can do in your life?""

The accepted answers were: ""Being good at what you do in your daily life"", ""Caring for family and close friends"", ""Helping other people who need help"", ""I do not know my purpose in life"", ""None of these"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:01,2024-07-31 13:09:24,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,many_choices_in_type_of_work__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#many_choices_in_type_of_work__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Yes""}], ""originalName"": ""Many Choices in Type of Work"", ""originalShortName"": ""many_choices_in_type_of_work""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],8c60c08a945242de963acaab98de5ce8,d5180ffef1be3e3a8e54894f517e82f5
688422,Health Problems - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Yes,%,,2023-05-15 10:32:01,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,health_problems__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#health_problems__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Yes""}], ""originalName"": ""Health Problems"", ""originalShortName"": ""health_problems""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],93db23aa986772e763e769fa2b67836f,731964e655134688ddebb87c16735ac5
688421,Feel at Peace With Life - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Yes,%,"The question asked was: ""In general, do you feel at peace with your life, or not?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:01,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,feel_at_peace_with_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#feel_at_peace_with_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Yes""}], ""originalName"": ""Feel at Peace With Life"", ""originalShortName"": ""feel_at_peace_with_life""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],748ee095374f6428e0153c9baa73c239,2c9009c67d990d2825ff2d74d98258a2
688420,Experience Calmness Yesterday - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Yes,%,"The question asked was: ""Did you experience the feeling of 'calmness' during A LOT OF THE DAY yesterday?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:01,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,experience_calmness_yesterday__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#experience_calmness_yesterday__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Yes""}], ""originalName"": ""Experience Calmness Yesterday"", ""originalShortName"": ""experience_calmness_yesterday""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],f3a1bbb8787fdb44e5b49ffe62cd3e92,7b45ac1941bfc0e5b4b818794d8adb43
688419,Enjoy the Work You Do Every Day - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Yes,%,"The question asked was: ""Do you enjoy the work you do in your job every day, or not?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:01,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,enjoy_the_work_you_do_every_day__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#enjoy_the_work_you_do_every_day__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Yes""}], ""originalName"": ""Enjoy the Work You Do Every Day"", ""originalShortName"": ""enjoy_the_work_you_do_every_day""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],6c339c1425cad25ebd4dc691d9c7dfbc,3cd801225958f2f5095cd96e06c3a133
688418,Count On to Help - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Yes,%,,2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,count_on_to_help__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#count_on_to_help__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_yes,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Yes""}], ""originalName"": ""Count On to Help"", ""originalShortName"": ""count_on_to_help""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],f6662535eed3dc13b7c609280aac43cd,c07daba0c3c8c607607f57a9c83c6911
688417,Focus on Taking Care of Themselves or Taking Care of Others - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Taking care of themselves,%,"The question asked was: ""Do you think people should focus more on taking care of themselves or on taking care of others?""

The accepted answers were: ""Taking care of others"", ""Taking care of themselves"", ""Both"", Neither, ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,focus_on_taking_care_of_themselves_or_taking_care_of_others__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_taking_care_of_themselves,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#focus_on_taking_care_of_themselves_or_taking_care_of_others__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_taking_care_of_themselves,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Taking care of themselves""}], ""originalName"": ""Focus on Taking Care of Themselves or Taking Care of Others"", ""originalShortName"": ""focus_on_taking_care_of_themselves_or_taking_care_of_others""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],6cf01b61b840c123f6bd6db00310488e,eef44baf458038d86b97d95b4674d519
688416,Focus on Taking Care of Themselves or Taking Care of Others - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Taking care of others,%,"The question asked was: ""Do you think people should focus more on taking care of themselves or on taking care of others?""

The accepted answers were: ""Taking care of others"", ""Taking care of themselves"", ""Both"", Neither, ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,focus_on_taking_care_of_themselves_or_taking_care_of_others__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_taking_care_of_others,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#focus_on_taking_care_of_themselves_or_taking_care_of_others__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_taking_care_of_others,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Taking care of others""}], ""originalName"": ""Focus on Taking Care of Themselves or Taking Care of Others"", ""originalShortName"": ""focus_on_taking_care_of_themselves_or_taking_care_of_others""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],74c1785c29772a9e74097e9756b18b3c,0893737cd1e1356b6fd94a3186e38427
688415,Work Significantly Improves the Lives of Others Outside of Household - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: No,%,"The question asked was: ""Do you think the work you do in your job significantly improves the lives of other people outside of your own household, or not?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,work_significantly_improves_the_lives_of_others_outside_of_household__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#work_significantly_improves_the_lives_of_others_outside_of_household__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""No""}], ""originalName"": ""Work Significantly Improves the Lives of Others Outside of Household"", ""originalShortName"": ""work_significantly_improves_the_lives_of_others_outside_of_household""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],9435194e4e7383bb7ff58ef11ab95236,90021c2b805be48810bbdfdb81dbfd09
688414,Various Aspects of Life in Balance - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: No,%,"The question asked was: ""In general, do you feel the various aspects of your life are in balance, or not?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,various_aspects_of_life_in_balance__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#various_aspects_of_life_in_balance__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""No""}], ""originalName"": ""Various Aspects of Life in Balance"", ""originalShortName"": ""various_aspects_of_life_in_balance""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],f4b1d13fa3e589136917d7e44c6383df,f43840a9481e9008c7806f43c3516ec7
688413,Many Choices in Type of Work - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: No,%,"The question asked was: ""Do you, personally, have many choices in regard to the type of work you can do in your life?""

The accepted answers were: ""Being good at what you do in your daily life"", ""Caring for family and close friends"", ""Helping other people who need help"", ""I do not know my purpose in life"", ""None of these"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,many_choices_in_type_of_work__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#many_choices_in_type_of_work__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""No""}], ""originalName"": ""Many Choices in Type of Work"", ""originalShortName"": ""many_choices_in_type_of_work""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],46de8da358c432554ff80303d93c8a69,7d53513b27a32d8f1c16a2fec6406a80
688412,Health Problems - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: No,%,,2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,health_problems__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#health_problems__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""No""}], ""originalName"": ""Health Problems"", ""originalShortName"": ""health_problems""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],89a7b00bccdd06710548ccf74b43f3a4,71eb603acaa3de83fe8896eb599b109e
688411,Feel at Peace With Life - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: No,%,"The question asked was: ""In general, do you feel at peace with your life, or not?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,feel_at_peace_with_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#feel_at_peace_with_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""No""}], ""originalName"": ""Feel at Peace With Life"", ""originalShortName"": ""feel_at_peace_with_life""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],8fc886a4c843f6c5d3216ac933801b4c,0bb64b0962036d440e02aee8937f6942
688410,Experience Calmness Yesterday - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: No,%,"The question asked was: ""Did you experience the feeling of 'calmness' during A LOT OF THE DAY yesterday?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,experience_calmness_yesterday__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#experience_calmness_yesterday__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""No""}], ""originalName"": ""Experience Calmness Yesterday"", ""originalShortName"": ""experience_calmness_yesterday""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],34c33850f11e0641f1e57b4a20723fb9,f9c960c0e695246a2e2f6655aa2f3c70
688409,Enjoy the Work You Do Every Day - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: No,%,"The question asked was: ""Do you enjoy the work you do in your job every day, or not?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,enjoy_the_work_you_do_every_day__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#enjoy_the_work_you_do_every_day__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""No""}], ""originalName"": ""Enjoy the Work You Do Every Day"", ""originalShortName"": ""enjoy_the_work_you_do_every_day""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],7d5fd0fb4fb3189acb7681664e39c98d,996dd8d2e85b4a0d7b46ddeba02a532f
688408,Main Purpose in Life - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Helping other people who need help,%,"The question asked was: ""Which of the following is closest to your MAIN purpose in life?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,main_purpose_in_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_helping_other_people_who_need_help,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#main_purpose_in_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_helping_other_people_who_need_help,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Helping other people who need help""}], ""originalName"": ""Main Purpose in Life"", ""originalShortName"": ""main_purpose_in_life""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],178d34014ae16b421932a61b51b6a9c3,146bcf00c5b225e33a1b02149279db8a
688407,Count On to Help - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: No,%,,2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,count_on_to_help__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#count_on_to_help__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_no,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""No""}], ""originalName"": ""Count On to Help"", ""originalShortName"": ""count_on_to_help""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],d3492a211f05223cdb74734d251b4e37,7d1623ec9c204c78766d72415f52f615
688406,Main Purpose in Life - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Caring for family and close friends,%,"The question asked was: ""Which of the following is closest to your MAIN purpose in life?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,main_purpose_in_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_caring_for_family_and_close_friends,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#main_purpose_in_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_caring_for_family_and_close_friends,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Caring for family and close friends""}], ""originalName"": ""Main Purpose in Life"", ""originalShortName"": ""main_purpose_in_life""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],605745ad43773155b8f254ba345b9e63,2a8ae1b028b7748ef54383396267581d
688405,Main Purpose in Life - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: Being good at what you do in your daily life,%,"The question asked was: ""Which of the following is closest to your MAIN purpose in life?""

The accepted answers were: ""Yes"", ""No"", ""Don't know"", ""Refused""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,main_purpose_in_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_being_good_at_what_you_do_in_your_daily_life,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#main_purpose_in_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_being_good_at_what_you_do_in_your_daily_life,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""Being good at what you do in your daily life""}], ""originalName"": ""Main Purpose in Life"", ""originalShortName"": ""main_purpose_in_life""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],a3c1fe898fdcbabba483ca19469f8566,9a1c11eef146510913e7b42bf3e2b658
688404,Exciting Life or Calm Life - Dimension: (Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city - Answer: An exciting life,%,"The question asked was: ""Would you rather live an exciting life or a calm life?""

The accepted answers were: ""An exciting life"", ""A calm life"", ""Both"", ""Neither""",2023-05-15 10:32:00,2024-07-31 13:09:23,,,2020-2020,6008,29570,%,"{""unit"": ""%"", ""shortUnit"": ""%""}",0,,,exciting_life_or_calm_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_an_exciting_life,grapher/health/2023-05-04/global_wellbeing/global_wellbeing#exciting_life_or_calm_life__dimension__urban_rural__a_suburb_of_a_large_city__answer_an_exciting_life,"{""filters"": [{""name"": ""dimension"", ""value"": ""(Urban/Rural?) A suburb of a large city""}, {""name"": ""answer"", ""value"": ""An exciting life""}], ""originalName"": ""Exciting Life or Calm Life"", ""originalShortName"": ""exciting_life_or_calm_life""}",1,,,,,,,,,[],,,,,float,[],a117c2aee4e0699d0317eb333bbe31b4,29bbdcd2eb198491b43cb2387dee6586