Top 10 most developed countries according to the Human Life inicator

Not only is GDP an outdated way of measuring economic performance, and by default social progress, it is harmful. GDP fails to measure, and therefore can’t tell us, if our health services are functioning; if we are living within our planetary boundaries; if people are being treated equally and with respect.

East Asia Scores Highest in Well Being
Hong Kong and Japan take the top two places in a new international index that places the U.S. at No. 32.

By Sintia Radu, Staff Writer Dec. 21, 2018, at 4:06 p.m.
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"In our index, a country is not more developed just because it is richer. It is more developed only if it manages to increase the quality and hence the quantity of life of its citizens," says Simone Ghislandi, professor at the Bocconi University in Italy and another co-author of the indicator.

健康ですよ、やっぱ大事なのは。