Which one is the best country to live and work?
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I was" born in the USA" but I have lived all over Canada.I love the winters and I love British Columbia.Canada is a very nice country with great people(not crazy about Quebec).But I of course prefer the USA because its my home.But I could live in Canada if I needed to .It would offer no hardship to this desert rat from Arizona.(I love to ski,and that helps lol)
1067334
It depends on what you value. If you are looking for diversity and opportunity then the US-although not in the South or the ghetto :D. But the US is also morally decaying so I'd stay away. Go to Norway or Switzerland or England, they all have very forward-thinking leadership but also high taxes. And also the US has too many stupid people who debate things like evolution, abortion, and gay-marriage-which should all be allowed and stated as fact. In the US because still debate these issues which is ridiculous. Im from NJ so its not like Im hating :D
7252
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.
1081573
India Obviously\n\ncoz its the best in all ways\n\nask me personally y????????????
767785
There is so much going on in that great country, that the problem is an excess of choices. For me, it would probably be Toronto - one of the most livable cities in the world. The relatively high standard of living, activities, culture, safety, cleanliness - just a cool place to be.
64584
(ALMOST) EVERYONE LIKES/LOVES THE COUNTRY THEY'RE FROM OVER ANY OTHER COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.\nFOR ME THE BEST COUNTRY IS MEXICO B/C THAT'S WHERE I GREW UP, & THERE I UNDERSTOOD REAL FREEDOM.\nIF U GREW UP IN THE US THAT'S GONNA B Ur FAV. COUNTRY.
1003646
Which country and why not?
261576
None. Some, I think, are doing better than other...\nI would say Sweden, Norway, maybe Denmark and Iceland (they really give a lot of money per inhabitant to the rest of the world).\nBut even this attitude is selfish!
1179801
yes its a peacaful country.any body can live there.
715448
Good Lord...the UK is great.  I lived there for a while, i live in Germany now, but Europe is so much better than the US....everything is just great.  We don't have our whole country dying of obesity, scandals don't wreck our government, our crime rates are a heck of a lot lower, our food is great.  Come over here, you won't regret it.
353207
England, because it's got pretty countryside, nice small towns, big cities, friendly markets, Shakespeare, George Eliot, Jaguar cars, royalty. It is also steeped in history, and is my home. :)
354567
UK\n- lots of good universities\n- progressive in IT development, when compared to Australia\n- better wages, but higher cost of living\n- great base to explore Europe from\n- miserable weather\n\nAustralia\n- lower cost of living\n- friendly people\n- cities aren't manic\n- it's massive - takes a lot longer to go visit anywhere!\n- great weather\n\nI would say that it is more difficult to find work in Australia ... you can only work in one job for 3 months, and with the high proportion of travellers it is difficult to find decent jobs.\n\nBut then I live in the UK and would happily move to Oz :)  Just depends what you are really looking for!
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Well, Israel has the most Doctor's per capita, but Norway has the highest standard of living.  So i guess if you where in Norway you might have it made.  Personally if i was a Dr. i would live in the States.
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India.\nNo other country has so much to occupy and engage your mind and senses.\nEverything, from food to people to the history to the land the panoramic interplay keeps coming at you long after you have come home
866433
When you have an European Union passport, you can live or work in any of the countries that are in the European union.
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US has the most money.\nPeople are always nice for money.
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It's great! I've lived and worked all over (Australia, US, Germany & Ireland), and London is by far my favourite place. It's not cheap, though; The rent may well kill you.