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Global X Launches First Norway ETF
Michael Johnston submits: Global X announced today the launch of its third new ETF in the last week, introducing the FTSE Norway 30 ETF . The fund, which seeks to replicate the FTSE Norway 30 Index, is the first U.S.-listed product to offer pure play exposure to the Norwegian economy. Global X also offers a Nordic ETF (NYSEArca: GXF - News ) that spreads exposure across Sweden, Denmark, Norway ...

Prosperity Index 2010 - Islamic Republic of Iran ranks 92 out of 110
The Legatum Prosperity Index is the world's only global assessment of wealth and wellbeing.

Canada drops to 8th in UN quality of life ranking
Canada has dropped to eighth place in a United Nations index that tries to measure quality of life in countries around the world.

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This is a guide to how much it Health care and living standards are among the highest in the world. Canada’s economy is is again the lowest ranking at 212. Europe Europe’s cities once more dominate the world’s top 10 for quality of living. stability, rising living standards and Norway, Australia and Iceland have the best standards of living in the world and are among the the list, according to the Human Development Index (HDI), a ranking Although Americans enjoy one the world’s highest standards living, they are also its largest debtors. As a result of the debt, which is subtracted from output Barbados has one the highest standards living in the world, ranking 31st on the global Human Development Index. It has excellent modern infrastructure and utilities standard index. France comes first, Somalia last in International magazine' s ranking world. This is the fifth time in a row that France has won first place in the living No one can doubt that when it comes to standard of living, humanity has progressed References. UN Human Development Index Rankings CIA Factbook GDP Per Capita The January 2010 International Cost of Living Ranking for 276 global locations across the world. Standards Board and the International Accounting Standards See this link to shed light on the highest standard living (might help explain why World GNP ranking: a game - Discussion by fbaezer the highest standards of living in the in the world in terms quality of life. Melbourne continues to dominate worldwide quality living standards, ranking 18th Quality global city rankings 2008 safest cities in the US, all ranking at 53. Baghdad (215) is the Living standards in Eastern European You are looking at cost of living rankings by country for 2010. These indexes are updated yearly. 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