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People wait in line to buy food in Caracas, Venezuela, on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016. Galloping inflation at an annual average of 98.3 percent last year alongside 6.8 percent unemployment earned the South American country the runaway top spot on the 2015 misery index. With no end in sight for Venezuela's economic woes estimates in Bloomberg surveys predict consumer price growth of 152 percent and joblessness averaging 7.7 percent economists polled for the 2016 index see it remaining the unhappiest country. Photographer: Meridith Kohut/Bloomberg via Getty Images

People wait in line to buy food in Caracas, Venezuela, on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016. Galloping inflation at an annual average of 98.3 percent last year alongside 6.8 percent unemployment earned the South American country the runaway top spot on the 2015 misery index. With no end in sight for Venezuela's economic woes  estimates in Bloomberg surveys predict consumer price growth of 152 percent and joblessness averaging 7.7 percent  economists polled for the 2016 index see it remaining the unhappiest country. Photographer: Meridith Kohut/Bloomberg via Getty Images