The World Happiness Report (2020) measures key variables important to health and wellbeing. A key finding from the report is that Nordic countries (eg., Finland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland) score the highest happiness levels. How might we explain this sociologically? Question 13 options: Nordic countries have the highest levels of economic prosperity. Nordic countries have higher levels of inequality and pay lower levels of tax. Nordic countries recognise the importance of individual freedom rather than government support. Nordic countries translate economic success into wellbeing outcomes through generous social support (eg., paid parental leave schemes)