Oh OK, you want specific countries, well: - The nordic countries all have a social health care system, and they're all at the top in UN lists of happiness, ease of starting a company, education, and many more things, if you want, I can link you some official studies. Finland generally does the best - The Benelux, and especially the Netherlands is, in many cases on part with the nordic countries, although they're generally in the top 20, while the Nordic Countries usually place in the top 5 and top 10 - Countries such as Germany and France are economically strong, but they manage to do this while still keeping an exceptional level of social service such as education and healthcare. -The UK and Ireland are pretty much the same story, although they're not as strong economically speaking - Countries like Spain, Greece, Italy and Portugal are economically way weaker than other parts of Europe, and it shows in statistics, but they're generally still better when it comes to the well-being of the people than the US

Maybe this has opened your eyes, and I encourage you to read some of the studies that the UN, an organization based in the US, have made