which country is the most economical place to live in?my country is getting impossible to live in.?
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See this:\n\nhttp://www.economist.com/theworldin/business/displayStory.cfm?story_id=5149435&d=2006
821708
Try moving out of the US... :D
1064768
Travel more.  Like to Europe or New Zealand.  Australia would be good too.  Need to get a much better job though.  Or win the lottery.
564185
Definately Canada.  We are in the middle of a boom right now and there are jobs everywhere!  Alberta is the place to be, we have the oilfields here, the mountains are right next door, plenty of farms....very versatile.
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while i agree that you should not have to live in these conditions, paying rent for a utility that you are not getting, there are people in other countries even in your own that have no homes at all. they have no definate food or a place to shower.
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Australia and New Zealand have better wages for people in low income bracket then the USA. Also, they have free health care available and a very good assistance for jobless. People who lose their jobs there, don't have to live in bad neighborhoods or shelters for homeless. Instead they get a very decent assistance from the government to afford a decent place to stay and have something to eat until they find a job.\nIn the USA the economy is very powerful but it's not the best place in the world for folks with no money or who are in the lowest income bracket.
696624
You have out of sight housing prices over there too? The market here(US) is finally cooling off. Now maybe regular people just might be able to think about buying a house again.
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Sure\nLife in Peru is cheap\nYou can live with 100$ a month quite well.\nIt's really a poor country.\nWe'll see with the elections what changes...
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So I've lived in 4 countries - England, Ireland, Switzerland and the USA. From those 4 it would have to be Switzerland.\n\nWhy? - More advanced democratic model, the government works; High quality of life; Good and safe place to bring up a family; Low Tax; Low unemployment; High disposable income; Beautiful; Great Skiing; Diversity; Central location in Europe.\n\nWhy not Ireland and England? For me this is home, and there is so much that is right here, especially culturally, but the rain and high tax are the big issues.\n\nWhy not USA? Again a lot that is good and it is my current home, but high Tax; poor family life quality; absence of real culture; broken government system and education system would not allow it to make the top.
2012
To find the economic situation of any country, the best resource, in my opinion, is the Economist's 'Country Briefings' section:\nhttp://www.economist.com/countries\n\nIt has political and economic information, forecasts, statistics, and recent articles covering what's new and important in each country.  I have never found a better research resource than this.
670243
You'd be better off it you stayed in your country and imported us. made products. It is going to be cheaper in the long run. You'll make much more capital.
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Typically the places which rank best for standard of living are those such as Norway, Sweden and Finland, in and around Scandinavia. However, while fine countries, they might not accord with your philosophical beliefs. To the extent that those are important to you, it is doubtful that you could ever truly be happy there if you do not all ready share the social outlooks of the aforementioned countries, et al. I suggest staying where you are if you are happy, or not committing to a new place only because of a statistic.
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Because there are people that are never happy unless they are causing trouble or arguments.  I think that if you do not like the country here, then move to the one you like.  I really do not think they will give up their assets to live poor in another country.
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There's undoubtably lots of places in the south and east of the UK that are quiet to live in: East and West Sussex, Kent, Suffolk, Norfolk and Hampshire. Check this map for more info: http://www.bugbog.com/maps/europe/british_isles/england_wales_counties_map.html\n\nThe issue is finding somewhere cheap. The south east of England is the most expensive part of the UK to live in, certainly compared to the west of England, the north east, Wales, Northern Ireland or Scotland. So getting cheap rent may depend on the precise place you chose to live. \n\nAlso I'd wager that villages - more set up for homeowners than rental properties - are going to harder to find something to rent cheaply.\n\nEither way, why not try the property search function on Loot.com: http://loot.com/rs6/homepage.asp?action=channelhp&atp=property&subtap=rent_lvl1&page_id=20&ri=11072
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United States of America.  I couldn't imagine living anywhere else!
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I have to ask first, why do you want to leave?  Not that I'm pro-American - I'm actually anti-American, but what is it about America that you don't like?  Why do you think things will be better in a different country?  Each country has their set of problems and people are always frustrated with something or other about whatever country they live in.  I love the country I'm in, and wouldn't leave no matter how bad it got.  To make things better you need to stick with where you are, not give up and run.  But if you need to move, them move!  Lots of countries are amazing - England, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, actually anywhere in Europe - many countries accepting new people.
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So we drop to being a 3rd world country. This is the same gap that you see in the baltic states, south america and africa. There is little "you" can do. get wealthy? Learn to live on very little? All empires fall into this due to differant reasons. You could always spend your life moving from country to country, staying out of the ones that have the same problem. Or, save as much money as you can and move to a much poorer country and live like a king. I know they are mean suggestions- but they really are viable options