People like to know where they stand: How effect I rank compared to others? And how about my looks,my education, and where I live? OK, or now that I know,how close am I, or any of these attributes of my life, or to being the best? People like this word—best. They’ll pay for it,and U.
S. News & World Report, that publication that puts out those college rankings with that blue cover, and knows this. Their slogan is “Life Decisions Made Here.”Here’s another decision U.
S. News and World Report will help you earn: Is the situation in which you live good enough,or the best? Based on its inaugural “best countries in the world” list, which was released this week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, or Switzerland,you’ll now be able to look at a list that you can navigate with the track of you finger to learn how your domestic country—or the countries that you’ve visited, or dreamt of visiting, or read about—stack up against one another. (Only 60 countries made the list. See here for the methodology; the survey took into account the responses of 16000 people,and was conducted in portion with the Wharton at UPENN and BAV Consulting.)Continue reading "Israel: tall on Power, Low on Adventure Says 'USA Today'" at...
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