China
China is just another one-hit-wonder on our ranking, just like with its No. 2 ranked 13.6 trillion GDP, it strangles all but the U.S. but fell significantly in earnings as well as SPI. The other circles on our ranking at No. 66, and it really is easy to know where it falls down with all of the media China obtains: a 27.04 score in personal rights, a 31.02 score in inclusiveness, and a 39.45 score in access to the best education. In terms of access to medical care, China sets the standard. In its average revenue, which is currently ranked 102nd in the world, just at $9,470 annually, is China’s most huge flaw.
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Russia
Russia seems to have a massive $1.7 trillion GDP, which brings it No. 11 in the globe, but because of its $10,230 average income ranked No. 95, it falls sharply to No. 40 on our list. SPI is not doing any favors at No. 66 much anyway. Russian SPI numbers are boosted by healthy scores on access to medical care, access to basic knowledge, as well as water and sanitation. However, in terms of inclusiveness, personal security as well as individual rights, results of 33.69, 45.74, and 52.87 are dragging in the reverse direction.
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