While people in developing countries are happier than in the past, people in developed countries are less happy. Why? What can be learned from this?

In

this

day and age, it is a common belief that while the level of

happiness

seems to increase among the

people

living in developing

countries

, the citizens residing in developed nations are becoming unhappier.

This

essay will put forward some reasonable culprits for

this

phenomenon and numerous lessons can be learnt from

this

one.

To begin

with, the different levels of

happiness

between the developed and developing nations may be attributable to a myriad of reasons. When it comes to the developing

countries

, thanks to the development of the economy as well as the industrialization, citizens can be highly accessible by modern amenities like health care or education as well as be made the demand of all their needs, which will let them have a sense of satisfaction and have a positive outlook on their lives. Unfortunately, these circumstances may not be accurate for individuals in developed

countries

. Because basic necessities might be no longer the most burning issue among these

people

, the

first

criteria in their lives might be highly-acclaimed by each other in tandem with occupying inferior positions in the society and becoming well-being.

Therefore

, they have no choice apart from working under a lot of rigorous pressure to achieve these objectives and turn themselves into a pessimistic person

as a result

. There may be two valuable lessons that can be learned from

this

aforementioned problem.

First

and foremost, strong economic growth is of uttermost importance in terms of bringing

happiness

to the citizens. Indeed, when

people

do not have to pay too much attention to struggling with earning a living thanks to their stable economy, they can easily lead a happier lifestyle as well as immerse themselves in their own lives.

In addition

,

people

also

need to take their work-life balance into consideration seriously.

Thus

, not only can they improve their well-being and strengthen their social bonds but they

also

can easily have a sense of fulfilment. In conclusion, economic improvement might be the principal culprit in bringing

happiness

to

people

in impoverished

countries

; meanwhile, the pressure of success is considered to be the major reason in the developed ones.

Furthermore

, two pivotal lessons

also

can be inferred from

this

phenomenon.