Question 1: How do imports and exports relate to GDP across countries?

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The relationship between imports and exports to GDP are that the lower the imports and exports, the lower the GDP due to a lack of economic activity. Moreover, typically the higher the GDP, the higher the imports due to the ability to import goods. Lastly, there is a linear relationship between imports and exports since most countries cluster towards low imports and low exports while only a few countries have high economic activity with both high imports and exports.

Question 2: How does actual happiness differ from expected happiness based on economic wealth?

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Typically, European countries have a higher Happiness and GDP rating, followed by the Americas and Asia, and lastly African countries. Moreover, there appears to be a higher correlation within Asia, America, and European countries when comparing GDP and hapiness, however, there does not appear to be a correlation between the African countries. Lastly, there is definitely a linear correlation between Hapiness and GDP for all regions.