Earth is ghetto8 billion roommates, zero security deposit1 in 3 households crushed by housing costsOne hospital bill from bankruptcyIncome inequality: above 0.40 and climbingLife expectancy: don't get too attachedAir quality: questionablePolitical polarization: surgingHomicide rates: location-dependentNow scoring 9 metrics — Gini coefficient addedRecommendation: do not move in

Country Overview

Country Dossier

Greece

Cooked Index
25/ 100
Global Rank
42/ 72
42nd Most Cooked
Top 3 Pain Points
  • Housing cost burden#20
  • Catastrophic health spending#25
  • Political polarization#35
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Overview

Out of 72 countries, Greece sits at #42 — #42 Most Cooked. Three departments are doing the heavy lifting here: political institutions (political polarization beats 51% of the field, just not in a good way), housing policy (housing cost burden, 72nd percentile), and healthcare financing bringing up the rear. Different agencies, same energy.

Overall score: 25/100 — 2 points below the global median of 27 (higher = more cooked). Performance is lopsided: political polarization ranks worse than 51% of countries, while billionaires hoarded (6 billionaires) is the closest thing to a bright spot — and it still only beats 61% of the field. The story here isn't the country — it's the political institutions stack behind these numbers.

Sources: V-Dem + Global Peace Index (2025) · OECD Affordable Housing Database (HC1.2) (2024) · WHO / World Bank SDG 3.8.2 (2024)

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