Greece
The same as Portugal, with its $218 billion GDP or $26,671 average salary, ranked No. 53 and No. 48 respectively, our No. 29 richest countries, Greece, will not blow any and everyone away. And for its No. 29 ranked SPI, Greece is back with clean water, adequate healthcare as well as basic knowledge. Like many Euro countries, Greece continues to struggle to access advanced education with a rating of 55.79, which negatively affects its overall score a tad.
Greece
Portugal
Portugal’s No. 50 ranked $238 billion GDP also No. 52 ranked $25,487 average revenue won’t be winning it any accolades, but still enough to put it No. 28 all in all, taken in conjunction with its No. 24 ranking in SPI. Thanks to its safe water and sanitation, access to basic healthcare, and individual rights, this high ranking is the result. Portugal is short on access to the best education, with such a 46.78 rating, but all the other evaluations are 72.89 or higher.
Portugal
