To those better versed in global financial matters and cultures, which countries would you recommend a health professional in his late twenties to migrate? More to the point, countries that are not placing bets on Keynesianism, selling debt, inflation, stimulus-spending, and crony policies to get out of the financial rut? Quality women would be a plus, of course.
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taiyuu_otoko
Master Don Juan
Give up any idea that ONE country is going to have what you need.
Make up a SOLID list of essential things. What you've mentioned is pretty true about pretty much every country. And since the dollar is the reserve currency, as the dollar crashes, so will the world.
While it would be ideal to go to ONE country where everything is ideal, you're going to keep abreast of current affairs, economics, etc, and be nimble enough to relocate when you need to.
Kind of like driving through downtown L.A. during rush hour. You've GOT to know the layout of the freeway system, so when you hear of an accident on freeway XXX, you can reroute, in your mind, an alternative course, ON THE FLY.
The world is not only so interconnected, and interdependent, but the problems are so complicated nobody really knows what a "good" place will be in 10-20 years.
Right now people are saying certain central and south american countries are pretty good. But what happens when the govt decides to SEIZE all foreigner held assets?
Make up a SOLID list of essential things. What you've mentioned is pretty true about pretty much every country. And since the dollar is the reserve currency, as the dollar crashes, so will the world.
While it would be ideal to go to ONE country where everything is ideal, you're going to keep abreast of current affairs, economics, etc, and be nimble enough to relocate when you need to.
Kind of like driving through downtown L.A. during rush hour. You've GOT to know the layout of the freeway system, so when you hear of an accident on freeway XXX, you can reroute, in your mind, an alternative course, ON THE FLY.
The world is not only so interconnected, and interdependent, but the problems are so complicated nobody really knows what a "good" place will be in 10-20 years.
Right now people are saying certain central and south american countries are pretty good. But what happens when the govt decides to SEIZE all foreigner held assets?
backseatjuan
Banned
If you plan on opening your own business, then Russia. Let's say you open up a dental clinic, that's big bucks. People won't sue you for malpractice. Opening business is a snap.
