In 2014, which countries were the most suitable for giving birth? Which offered better welfare benefits and were more conducive to a child's growth? The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) ranked the top 10 places in the world for children to be born and raised. The rankings included Switzerland, Australia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Singapore, New Zealand, the Netherlands, Canada, and Hong Kong, China.
Hong Kong is like the new New York of Asia—vast, stylish, and wealthy. Located on a peninsula along the South China Sea, this city was once a British colony. Today, Hong Kong is more suitable for a child's birth and upbringing than its former colonial ruler. Children can enjoy Hong Kong's educational and medical resources in the future and grow up in a more internationalized and institutionalized environment. In contrast, the United Kingdom ranked only 27th on this list. In the previous "Where to be Born" index published by The Economist in 1988, Hong Kong and the United Kingdom were tied for 7th place.
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