What I’ve done, is taken the human development index which takes into account alot of factors, and then I’ve compared that to what political system that country uses.

Human Development Index – Wealth (GDP), Health, Education, Literacy, Quality of Life.

1. Norway 0.971 (▲ 1) (Socialist)
2. Australia 0.970 (▲ 2) (Socialist)
3. Iceland 0.969 (▼ 2) (Socialist)
4. Canada 0.966 (▼ 1) (Conservative)
5. Ireland 0.965 (▬) (Independant? Don’t know)
6. Netherlands 0.964 (▬) (Socialist)
7. Sweden 0.963 (▬) (Socialist)
8. France 0.961 (▲ 3) (Socialist)
9. Switzerland 0.960 (▬) (Socialist)
10. Japan 0.960 (▬) (Socialist)
11. Luxembourg 0.960 (▼ 3) (Christian Social People’s Party)
12. Finland 0.959 (▲ 1) (Centrist)
13. United States 0.956 (▼ 1) (Evil Capitalist Centre-Right Obama party)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_Human_Development_Index

Why does America rank lower than Socialist countries? Ive also noticed that almost all of those countries are members of the International Socialist Alliance.
@Poopoohead

These statistics are sourced from the United Nations.

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