>>20835277I'm mainly concerned with income taxes, wealth taxes and property taxes. The situation is not good here in that regard even if one lives in Wollerau.
Countries that may become (or already are) more prosperous include but are not limited to: Monaco, Singapore, Ireland, some states in the USA, other small island states and so on.
Once you account for social security contributions, federal, cantonal and local income taxes, VAT (which is expected to rise) protectionist policies which act as taxes effectively, the actual tax rate is much higher than apparent income tax rate for a given place.
>you don't want state funded unis like in the USThere shouldn't be state funding in unis in the first place
>average parents might not be willing to spend 20-40k per year for their son to go studyingFirst, you are assuming the price of tutition in a free market which you can't do because at the moment education is not a free market.
Second, the fact that many aren't capable of financing this, doesn't justify stealing from those who can finance it.
Third, there exist privately funded scholarship programs. Also in some cases, future employers are willing to invest themselves in students.
Even still my second point would stand anyways.
>never worked a day in my lifeI could very well avoid the issues altogether, and live off the activities and wealth my parents will leave me.
I want to work instead because I genuinely want to do something myself, and not just profit off of what I will get.
