Japan Tops World Life Quality Index But Ranks Lower For Women
A U.N. Human Development report ranks 173 countries by life quality. Japan leads the overall index but drops to 17 when women’s treatment is counted. The United States places sixth overall with whites top among racial groups. The study highlights gaps in life expectancy education and income, noting women’s limited earnings and administrative roles in Japan and broader global disparities.
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