If you want a smaller government that functions and has the least amount of bureaucracy, a theory I have is that the best option is to become a citizen of a somewhat temperate country that has industrialized (ofc you have to be naturalized first; but that’s a separate topic)
The theory is - the more people you have to manage, the bigger the bureaucracy. Right, so focus on smaller countries, low population size or population density that have high GDP per capita — I’m thinking countries like Luxembourg, Lichtenstein, Singapore, Iceland, Andorra, San Marino, Malta, Ireland, Qatar, Bahrain, etc to a certain extent Norway, Denmark, Slovenia etc 21 replies
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While these countries have relatively small and efficient governments, they also face unique challenges. Some, like Singapore, are highly urbanized city-states where population density is high, which can create different problems than larger countries. Others, like Iceland and Norway, have to manage large territories with small populations, which can present logistical challenges.
However, your theory makes sense, not taking into account the issue of becoming a citizen, which depending on the country can be a cumbersome and complicated process. 0 reply
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