Description
About Dataset
This dataset contains detailed metrics on well-being and happiness indicators, derived from the World Happiness Report 2024. It spans multiple years and includes various dimensions of happiness and quality of life. The dataset is structured as follows:
Features:
Country name: The country for which the data is reported.
Year: The year in which the data was collected.
Life Ladder: A measure of subjective well-being or life satisfaction on a scale where higher values generally indicate greater happiness.
Log GDP per capita: The logarithm of GDP per capita, reflecting economic prosperity and its impact on happiness.
Social support: A metric indicating the level of perceived social support or network available to individuals.
Healthy life expectancy at birth: The number of years a person is expected to live in good health from birth.
Freedom to make life choices: A measure of how free individuals feel in making life decisions.
Generosity: A metric reflecting the level of generosity or charitable giving in a country.
Perceptions of corruption: A measure of how corrupt the government is perceived to be, influencing trust and satisfaction.
Positive affect: The level of positive emotions such as joy and contentment experienced by individuals.
Negative affect: The level of negative emotions such as sadness and anxiety experienced by individuals.
Usage:
This dataset is valuable for analyzing the relationships between various factors and overall happiness, exploring temporal changes, and comparing well-being metrics across different countries and years. It supports a range of analyses from examining trends and patterns in life satisfaction to assessing the impact of economic and social factors on well-being.
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