Global Quality of Life Comparisons

PRLOG ^ | December 5, 2018 | William C. Stewart

[Teleios Research]

Teleios Research evaluated the top one-third of all countries (n=63) for gross domestic product (GDP) and divided them between historically Christian countries (i.e., Catholic, Orthodox or Protestant) versus other religions or secular, to determine differences in select published indexes that might affect individual quality of life.

[Teleios Research]

This study showed that historically Christian countries demonstrate numerous index measures that are better than non-Christian countries including: corruption, pollution, press freedom, human freedom, GDP/person, corruption, rule of law, entrepreneurship and well-being; that might impact a person's quality of life.

Other findings from Teleios Research are on our website (http://www.teleiosresearch.com/).

[Sergio]

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