It was reduced to 2024 and is the lowest index of the last eight years, as revealed by a study of the Insight 21 Trends Observatory, the Think Tank of the 21st century University.
The level of happiness in Argentina fellthis was indicated by the latest report published by the INSIGHT 21 TREND OBSERVATORYthe Think tank of 21st century University. This determined that the 50.9% of citizens declare to feel happy with their lifethis figure represents a 3.6% decrease compared to the measurement made in the last quarter of 2024which had reached a historical record of 54.5%.
“Measuring happiness is not just a matter of statistics: it is a tool to build future. The happiness it’s a essential component of sustainable human developmentsince it contributes directly to the integral development of people and societies. This is why it is important to recognize the promotion of well -being as a strategic resource for the National ProgressHe said Florencia Rubiolo, director of Insight 21.
The study said the young people reported one of the lowest levels of happiness
The results indicated that, of the total population surveyed, only the 44.3% feel that having achieved the important things that he once wanted; he 34.8% are satisfied with most aspects of their life and the 31.9% would not change anything if they could live their life again. Compared to 2024, the indicators show a fall: compliance with life 7.3 points fell percentage.
Results Study Happiness
The study revealed that the decrease in happiness levels is observed both in men and womenin All age groups and in the most educational levelswith some variations. Group 18 to 29 years and 50 to 59 years reported the lowest levels of happiness. The decrease in happiness was more seen in people between 50 and 59, with a decrease of 11.5%.
Happiness according to educational level
With respect to the correlation between levels of happiness and educational level, Happiness fell at all levels except in Postgraduate, where it increased from 65.4% in 2024 to 69.4% in 2025. This is how almost the 70% Of the people who have a postgraduate degree is considered happy.
The results showed the need to strengthen population welfare levels in a challenging social context. From the Observatory they indicated the need that public and private organizations, companies and educational institutions adopt an active commitment to the promotion of well -being and happiness.
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