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Why Germany has fallen behind on happiness

measurement cause and effect policy and interventions the future of wellbeing

Deutsche Welle

Despite stable levels of well-being, Germany has fallen to 24th place in the World Happiness Report, with youth ranking even lower. Factors such as the pandemic and geopolitical tensions have contributed to this shift.

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