The report has been made on the citizen of the Canada which discuss about the satisfaction level of the Canadian that found a distant life from the big city, with the rural area. This report gives us the consequences from the research that connected with the Vancouver school of Economics at the University of British Columbia and McGill University.
The National Canadian Survey noted the reaction of the 400,000 people about their life and it was published on the Geography of well-being in Canada. During this research survey, the prosperity magnitude had been borrowed from the survey question in which 1,200 nation had took active part in answering the question “how satisfied” they are with their lives, on the proportion from 1-10.
When the National Canadian survey has rated the answer through global population, it has been initiated that the consistency of ordinary population were in 20% whereas, the greater depressed societies was much better (even 8 times) than in 20% of satisfied societies.
What is their outcome? “Life is significantly less happy in urban areas.”
The interrogator has examined visually that why these people pretended to be living much happy in the rural areas as in comparisons to urban areas. There recommendations contain generalizations which are being shorter exchange times, cheaper housing, a less short-term population, a greater overall sense of community, and a “sense of belonging.”
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