This chart ranks different countries by a measure of social justice using an "index of 25
indicators on poverty, access to education, labour-market inclusion, social cohesion and equality,
and intergenerational justice. The countries which have scored highest seem to be, rather
unsurprisingly, the Scandinavian countries Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland. It is noteworthy
that the United States falls below the OECD average, with an almost equal ranking to Poland.
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