The income counts but to a certain extent along for the experience happiness, according to the study Social cohesion & amp; Welfare 2015 of the CBS.
The majority of Dutch adults (87 percent) say they are happy. A small group of three percent consider themselves unlucky. According to the statistics office, these rates are similar to previous years
Money is in some degree a role in experiencing happiness.; the higher the income, the higher the perceived happiness. Six percent of respondents with the lowest incomes say they are unhappy. At the highest income is from 1 to 6 percent.
Other factors such as health, education and having a relationship, also play a part in the experience of happiness. When these factors are taken to the income, the differences in happiness between the lower income groups.
Last week it was announced that the Netherlands is in the top ten of the happiest countries in the world. Denmark was the country where people are happiest in the African country of Burundi are the unhappiest people
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