Australia
Australia has reasonably constant evaluations from across the board, with GDP at No. 13 as well as average revenue of $1.4 trillion and $53,349, respectively. It tends to come in a little low at No. 15 in SPI but still ranks highly in nourishment and basic healthcare, water and sanitation, individual rights, and access to information and communication. It really does, even so, ring in access to the best education at just 69.31 points out of 100. All of this equates to a ranking of No. 7 on our list of wealthiest countries.
Australia
United Kingdom
The UK, the No. 6 wealthiest countries on the planet, is down one total stance from the Netherlands. Whilst the $2.8 trillion GDP place it 12 spots higher than the Netherlands, its average wage drops by nine spots to just $44,770 per year. It was also lesser in SPI in six spots, with inclusiveness as well as access to advanced education seeming to be painful spots.
United Kingdom
