Among all these regions, which areas do you think are the top 3 richest regions? Where do u prefer to live?
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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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Northwest Arkansas is booming big time, is by far the richest part of Arkansas.  Local colleges include The University of Arkansas (GO HOGS!), Northwest Arkansas Community College, and John Brown University.  I lived there for 5 years, it has everything a big city has but is small enough to not be a hassle.  Great place to live!
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California, because it is a progressive state as far as education is concerned. Also, I believe it has the highest base salary...
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Which is your area..???
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Define best.  Highest income?  Crime?  Standard of living?  Democracy?  Free speech?  Environment?  Pollution?  Or are they all important?\n\nThe UN's lists of best countries to live in keeps coming up with the same names year after year: in alphabetical order, Canada, Iceland, New Zealand, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, plus a few others.
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Though I have good reasons for all of them. For China, I would love to go to the far east and be able to immerse myself in the culture. For London, well..I'd like to see how true to the hype it is. But I would say hands down of the three, Vancouver, BC. I love and have for the longest time loved Canada. I've been up there at least 4 times now, and every time I'm blown away by the difference of the atmosphere of day to day living. The fact that it would be close by isn't really a factor for me. I just love good ol' Canadia eh!
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Assuming you could emigrate there, Toronto and Vancouver are the best bets.  Vancouver has the best climate (think Seattle), Toronto is bigger and more things to do.
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From Forbes Magazine article "Richest Cities In The U.S." http://www.forbes.com/lifestyle/2005/10/27/richest-cities-US-cx_sc_1028home_ls.html\n\nNo. 1: San Jose, Calif.\nMedian Household Income: $71,765\nMedian Home Price: $625,000\n\nNo. 2: Anchorage, Alaska\nMedian Household Income: $61,595\nAverage Home Price: $294,374\n\nNo. 3: San Francisco, Calif.\nMedian Income: $60,031\nMedian Home Price: $726,900\n\nNo. 4: Virginia Beach, Va.\nMedian Income: $55,781\nMedian Home Price: $192,000\n\nNo. 5: San Diego, Calif.\nMedian Income: $51,382\nMedian Home Price: $605,600\n\nNo. 6: Anaheim, Calif.\nMedian Income: $49,622\nMedian Home Price: $696,100\n\nNo. 7: Raleigh, N.C.\nMedian Income: $47,878\nMedian Home Price: $185,200\n\nNo. 8: Seattle, Wash.\nMedian Income: $46,650\nMedian Home Price: $310,300\n\nNo. 9: Washington, D.C.\nMedian Income: $46,574\nMedian Home Price: $429,900\n\nNo. 10: Honolulu, Hawaii\nMedian Income: $46,500\nMedian Home Price: $577,800
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Kansas.\nAlot of stupid people here,\nBut living expenses are lower than hell.\nEven car insurance costs less here.\n\nThese suckers think people making $14/hr are wealthy\nHahaha\nMan you can buy a decent home here for 60
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Italy...no matter what region you're talking about.  The whole freaking country has the best food in the world!
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tennessee. the mountains are beautiful etc. economy good. i would say areas like dayton, signal mtn. spring city, nashville
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From what I've heard, Eastern Europe is a great place to buy real estate right now. \n\n I'm English, but I have a Romanian friend, and she's always going on about how cool the Black Sea cost is. \n\n The only part of Eastern Europe I've been to is Hungary (although you could call it central Europe), and it was beautiful. It's a part of the world I'd love to visit more.
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Forbes Magazine has an article on the best cheap places to live well (they call it "live rich):
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In general the eastern countries will have the lowest prices. Of course inside of major city centers, you may be surprised that prices are quite high. "Cheap" properties are available in some rural areas or provincial towns, but you usually get what you pay for. The best value for your money (as well as potential investment return) from my experience would be Coastal Croatia, Southern Poland, Western Czech Republic, Northern Slovakia, Lake Balaton Hungary. Romania and Bulgaria may have some excellent values, but I do not have experience there.
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This is not an easy question to answer.  Many factors come into play.\n\nFirst, do you like to drive a lot?  Or, are you more comfortable in a fixed location.\n\nSecond, you generally would have the opportunity for more income in a fixed location because you can be 'working rather than driving'.  But, if you practice in a very high income area and your skills are good enough to compete with the many others competing for 'rich people's' business, you may be able to charge enough to compensate for your travel time and travel expenses.\n\nThe real issue is deciding which 'life-style' you prefer.  You will make the most money when you do what makes you happy!\n\nBest wishes.
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Well what region are you looking at reviewing?
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The richest country in the world by absolute wealth is located in the middle of North America.  If you wanted me to say it's the United States, you should have asked "which" rather than "where." :)\n\nPer capita, the richest country is located in Western Europe between Germany and France.  And it's name is Luxembourg, which would answer the question you probably meant to ask rather than the one you did.\n\nDon't take it personally, loads of people on here uses incorrect grammar (unless you really did mean "where").  And I make fun of all of them. :)