There’s more to good living than just money, according to the United Nations Development Programme. The authors of Human Development Reports seek each year to show which countries are better, or worse, at providing a state of well-being for their citizens. The international body does this by weighing a mix of indicators, from life expectancy to literacy levels to standards of living. (It does not, however, take into account other factors that might be deemed important, such as gender or income inequality or human rights records.)