The pie charts illustrate how often people were happy, being none or some and most of the time in the last four weeks. The bar chart illustrates the same survey among retired, self-employed, and those in education or training. Overall, the majority of the surveyed were happy, all or most of the time in both age groups and groups of labor status.
People in education or training showed the highest level of happiness, while people at the age of 50-64 showed the lowest one. People who aged 65-74 showed the highest percentage of being happy all or most of the time at 58.3%, while those who were between 50 to 64 showed only 55.1%.Experienced happiness only for 55.1%. As for the lowest shares, who were happy a little or none of the time, stated almost equal at 15%. In both age groups, being happy some of the time were never as high as 30%.
In comparison, those who were in education or training accounted for highest percentage of being happy all or most of the time at 72.3%, whereas the retired and self-employed made up almost equal at 58%. In all labor status, being fairly happy were never as high as 30%. Being happy a little or none of the time among the retired, self-employed, and in education or training showed 15.2% and 12.4% and 6.3% respectively.