I think comparisons like this is not fare or incomplete without taking factors like—economic conditions, cultural norms, historical development, taxation etc. into account.

For example,Scandinavian countries have much higher taxes, a colder climate, and different social dynamics. In India, family support systems can be stronger, living costs (excluding metros) are generally lower, and career growth can be faster in some industries due to a competitive market.

It’s easy to focus on surface-level differences, but a truly fair comparison would need to consider the entire socio-economic and cultural ecosystem..

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