Which country has laziest?

Stanford University researchers have concluded Indians are the laziest people on earth. The Standford researchers found the Chinese, particularly those living in Hong Kong are “least lazy”, where people averaged 6,880 steps per day.

Who is the laziest person in the world?

Specifically, it’s English person Paul Railton, who was prosecuted, fined, and ordered not to drive for six months, after he was seen “walking” his dog by driving slowly along with the leash held out the car window.

Is Canada a lazy country?

A new study from Stanford University suggests Canada is one of the laziest countries in the world, just barely beating out the United States by taking an average of 4,819 steps a day compared to their 4,774 daily steps.

Who are the laziest Europeans?

According to Greece. And only Greece. According to Britain, Germany, Spain, Poland, and the Czech Republic, it’s the laziest country in Europe.

Is Canada an active country?

A new global study of physical activity among children shows Canada could learn from countries where ‘Being active is not just a choice but a way of life.

Which country is lazy in Africa?

Botswana
Botswana workers emerge as Africa’s laziest in report. Of Africa’s labour force surveyed in 2015 for an investment research report, Botswana’s stands out for its lack of appetite for work.

Which country is most hardworking?

A recent survey done by Kronos Incoporated, an international workforce management company reveals that India is the hardest working country. Here are other insightful revelations of this survey done in the US, Canada, Germany, Mexico, France, Australia and the UK.

What is the laziest country in the world?

The Laziest Countries Overall, there were only four counties in the world where more than 50 percent of the population did not get enough exercise: Kuwait, Iraq, American Samoa, and Saudi Arabia. So these four countries are effectively the “laziest” in the world.

What makes one country lazy?

Moreover, there are opinions that the laziest people are, the dirtiest is their country. However, we didn’t make any of these correlations. The same is with the question of the laziest race in the world. What we found as the most appropriate answer to what makes one country lazy is the physical activity of its population.

Does laziness exist in third world countries?

First of all, the article only judged developed nations (except from Poland) as if laziness did not exist in the third world countries and secondly, it talked about what people do (or more precisely – not do) in their spare time, completely disregarding overall work ethic of people living in listed countries.

How are countries ranked from most active to least active?

The survey of 168 nations ranked the countries by most to least active by measuring the exercise habits of a given percentage of each country’s population and then comparing that percentage with those samples of the other countries involved in the study.