I think New Zealand or Australia, I live in the USA now. What are other good countries to live in ? you know based on lack of government corruption, a good economy low unemployment etc.. the good things in life.
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New Zealand, definitely.
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I'm American and live in Italy - have for many years.  Americans think often that they are the best, but they don't see beyond the easy life many have there, the shopping, the everyday things.  In Europe we see life as being a part of the world - when things don't go well in other countries, it becomes our problem.  Even if things in America are going wrong, it affects us.  Unfortunately Americans are not as free as they think - they are not told many truths, and they think that they are being told the truth.  Don't want to sound like I am 100% right, but I feel that living in Europe, possibly Italy where I am, is not a worse life because of less money, but a better total life - with a deeper concern for what happens all over the world. At least our news is more honest, and people seem to know what is going on, and worrying more about it.  It makes life a little more realistic, and not just fun and games, which seems pretty common in the States (like I said, don't want to generalize - it's my feeling).
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italy .\n\ncongrats for your new job , may you get a even better job !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Canada is the best place in the world to live. They have one of the freest civil liberties plus low crime rates, minimal pollution, great nature and great privileges and benefits. Most of the things there are free or if not, being subsidized by the Canadian government!
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I know people in Australia who are complaining about the same problems.  However, I hear that Norway is still good.  Or even Iceland.\nYes, I get the joke.
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No country will ever be perfect by the standards you mentioned for example the best in financially and economically, militarily, cooperatively, and standard of living.\nBut the best in all fields, except military, in 20 years, I would say Luxemburg.
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i dont think so. why would you think people in other countries and other cultures are lower than your country? based on what? money? standard of living? average population happiness level? stressfull level and divorce rate? number of criminal and prison? average disposable income? nuclear power? morale? spiritual? EQ? IQ?
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"Rich" is a misleading term. If you mean which one ranks highest in terms of human development and attainable lifestyle, it looks like this:\n\n1. Scandinavia (Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark)\n2. Australia and New Zealand\n3. Japan\n\nAnd I would like to live in all of them, but since language comes into the equation, and things like "will I get a visa" and "will I find a job", I would say Australia and New Zealand are probably most people's best bet.
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I suggest Canada. You have two languages to choose from: English and French. Also they have a budding socialist government who believe in handing out freebies especially 'free' health care. There's plenty of land and room for tons of immigrants.
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Work and travel in Australia, New Zealand or Canada.
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I have a best friend in Sydney, a true "Australian", born and raised there...and he's the most wonderful person I know!  I flew over there to visit, about 7 years ago...and everywhere I went, I met the most awesome people!  Australia was originally a penal colony, a place where England/Great Britain sent their convicts.  The Australians are a people founded on that, and many spend years tracing their roots, hoping to find that one of their ancestors WAS a convict.  They've taken that penal colony, and made it into a really great country, with the openess and democracy of American combined with the strength, fortitude and resolve of the Brits.  They're a strong, proud people, and if you ever get the chance to visit....you'll be like me, and not want to go home!  They share a dual-citizenship status with America, unlike Britain, who doesn't.  Every year, there are around 500 Americans who become Australian citizens and spend the rest of their lives there.  The country is beautiful, and you can be in the mountains one minute, and an hour later, be lazing on the beach!  They embrace the Aborigine culture, and you see it wherever you go in artwork, in names of cities, towns, streets, etc. (Wollongong, Parrametta, Coolangotta).  Their towns and cities and highways are clean, trash-free, and while there, I went through all areas of Sydney, and saw NO slums, NO graffiti, NO homeless, NO crime.  One of the friendliest nations in the world, and well worth the money spent to visit, if you get the chance!  And my having a southern accent (from Georgia in the US) seemed to be so cool to them! :)
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I would say America.  Europe is pretty cool about things.  Thats mainly with my experience though.
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New Zealand is a fantastic country to be in,in terms of culture,wheather and also the people there.I dont think there is any racial discrimination in that country,so it is a safe place to go or even a place to settle down.New Zealand is a country which is not as urban as the U.S but it has a mixture of nature and city lifestyles.I have been there once and it gives me a extremely good experience.The people there are also kind and nice.It is definitely a good place,no doubt.It is worth it.If you want more of urban living settle down in the north part of New Zealand,if u want to live nearer to the nature settle down in the southern part of New Zealand
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I was born in France, personally I have no opinion of the US. It's got a nice standard of living, certainly the best in the world.
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Good for you - Australia kicks A**\n\nCheck out http://www.immi.gov.au/
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I don't think that there is anysuch thing as "good" country or a "bad" country and i agree with you that what can be ranked as "good " or "bad" is the government of that country. However, in our society, we tend to think that the countries that are better off financially are good countries even though we know that these so called good countries get all their money by exploiting the people in the bad or poor countries.
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I am from Nashville and have raised three children here. The cost of living is not bad and there are jobs everywhere. Kentucky however has a very high unemployment rate.Unless you are a farmer I would suggest Tennessee.