Worldwide, a Gallup survey analyzing such factors as law and order, food and shelter, work, economics, health and daily experiences found that more than one in four women are doing well enough to be considered “thriving.” By contrast, 2 billion women described their condition as are “struggling” or “suffering.” Iceland, Sweden and Denmark top the list of women found to be thriving, with the US ranking seventh in the world. The top three countries with the highest suffering for women are Bulgaria, Afghanistan and Armenia.
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