New Mexico has been ranked as the 33rd happiest state in the United States according to a recent study conducted by WalletHub. The study analyzed various factors such as emotional and physical well-being, work environment, community, and environment to determine the overall happiness levels of residents in each state.
While New Mexico did not rank at the top of the list, it did score well in certain categories. The state ranked 13th in the work environment category, which looks at factors such as job security, income growth, and work hours. This suggests that overall, residents of New Mexico may be satisfied with their work-life balance and job stability.
However, the state scored lower in other areas such as emotional and physical well-being, where it ranked 39th. This category takes into account factors such as depression rates, suicide rates, and physical health indicators. While there is room for improvement in these areas, it is important to note that happiness is a complex and subjective concept that can be influenced by a variety of factors unique to each individual.
Overall, the study provides valuable insight into the factors that contribute to happiness in different states across the country. While New Mexico may not be at the top of the list, there are opportunities for growth and improvement to ensure that residents can lead fulfilling and happy lives.
For more information on the study and to see where other states rank on the list of happiest states, visit WalletHub’s website.
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