7. Finland
> Life satisfaction score: 7.4 (tied for 4th)
> Employment rate: 68% (14th highest)
> Self-reported good health: 68% (15th lowest)
> Employees working long hours: 3.66% (8th highest)
> Disposable income: $24,958 (14th highest)
> Educational attainment: 82% (14th highest)
> Life expectancy: 80.2 years (16th lowest)

According to OECD figures, the Finns value their free time. They devote 14.9 hours per day to leisure on average, the ninth highest among developed nations. Americans, on the other hand, rank 20th with only 14.27 hours of leisure time each day. Finland also has the eighth-lowest percentage of employees working more than 50 hours per week, at only 3.66%. When they are not working, many Finns like to indulge by taking a sauna - so many, in fact, that a country with a population of 5.3 million has 2 million saunas, much more than the number of cars in the country.