2011 Global Mood Index
Added on December 27, 2011
Added on December 27, 2011
The 2011 Global Mood Index report takes a look at the year in review, examining what drove the most positive Sentiment and the most negative Sentiment across the globe in 2011. The Index indicated that the world as a whole was happiest on Valentine's Day and Mother's Day. Unsurprisingly, plenty of events and issues kept most people feeling blue during the year. Download the report to find out which events made the world happiest and whether or not people are optimistic for the new year.
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