From Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, New Zealand, Iceland and more, watch till the end to find out what makes them the happiest countries.

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Timestamps:
Intro - 0:00
10 Luxembourg - 00:59
09 Austria - 01:57
08 New Zealand - 03:12
07 Sweden - 04:07
06 The Netherlands - 04:58
05 Norway - 05:54
04 Iceland - 06:34
03 Switzerland - 07:14
02 Denmark - 07:59
01 Finland - 09:03

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Summary:
10. Luxembourg: Just four years ago, this land of castles, lakes and rolling hills occupied the 20th position in the happiness ranking. After years of moving up in the ranks, Luxembourg finally made it into the top 10. This small nation of about 600,000 people in the heart of Europe bears the distinction of being the only Grand Duchy in the world and is home to the restaurant with the largest wine list anywhere. It has about 2,200 different wines.

9. Austria: Rising one spot from last year, Austria takes the place occupied last year by Australia. Unfortunately Australia slipped out of the top 10 happiest countries for the first time since the UN began tracking the happiest countries in 2012. With low unemployment and inequality rates and high income per capita and life expectancy, this small heaven of just 8.7 million people is an ideal place to live.

8. New Zealand: Home to 4.8 million people and 30 million sheep, for the second year running New Zealand maintains the eighth spot in the survey. Kiwis take their happiness seriously and are quick to spring into action when something threatens it. After a mass shooting last year left 51 people dead at two mosques in Christchurch, it only took the government six days to ban military style semi-automatic weapons.

7. Sweden: Sweden holds on to the seventh position in the ranking after climbing two spots in 2018. Sweden has consistently ranked high in the list thanks to its affluence, strong social support networks and perceived honesty and accountability of its institutions. The Scandinavian country also boasts an enviable work-life balance.

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