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    https://ipolitics.ca/2022/01/18/…

    Canada ranked 6th-most miserable country by think tank.
    (*out of 35 countries, but still.)

    On Tuesday, the Fraser Institute revealed where 35 countries rank on its Misery Index, an economic measure based on inflation and unemployment rates.

    With its Misery Index score of 10.88, Canada was the sixth-most miserable country, thanks to its 3.15 per cent inflation rate and 7.7 per cent unemployment rate in 2021.

    Spain was the most miserable, with a score of 17.61, followed by Greece with 15.73, Italy with 11.96, and Iceland with a score of 11.26.

    Japan and Switzerland were the least miserable countries, with scores of 2.61 and 3.57, respectively.

    France, the U.S., Australia, and the U.K. were all deemed less miserable than Canada.

    • "Misery Index" is my next post-hardcore band btwnb
    • do all these metrics actually constitute misery? what if Canadians just quit their jobs, collected Cerb and spent the day pickling shit and smoking weed?_niko
    • ...sounds like happiness to me lol_niko
    • Fraser Inst. is known to suck, full of d-bags who have no clue what happiness isnb
    • Just look: Italy, Greece, Spain and Iceland are more miserable than Canada? Lol but I guess happiness is low unemployment.nb
    • agree nd, idiotic_niko
    • 3.15% inflation is based on old data. We now stand at 4.7% annual inflation (mid Jan). USA at 6.8 as of now. 12 months ago it was 1.0% and 1.4% respectivelymonNom
    • It's going to get worse.monNom
    • The Fraser Institute is a bunch of neocon shits.i_monk
    • I am pretty happy. Inflation is a bitch though.eryx
    • "Misery Index" is my next post-hardcore band btw
      nb----

      thats the phrase my 15 yr old son uses...
      exador1

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