Chippy_boy
Well-Known Member
I am sure someone in Scandinavian countries made that case post WW2. Yet somehow they are amonst the happiest places to live
"The average tax rate in the world is 31.37%, the European average is 32% and the OECD average is 41.58%.
In the Nordic countries however, the tax rates are higher with Denmark at 55.56%, Finland at 51.25%, Iceland at 46.22%, Norway at 47.2% and Sweden at 57% 6 "
Yes but they are Scandinavians and we aren't. Also Norway is a total outlier. They have more oil & gas than they know what to do with.
Still we had high tax rates under Harold Wilson and it was marvellous back then. A roaring success.
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