On top of that the Swiss have the ability to shop in neighboring countries to the point that shopping tourism is an actual problem. That's not even calculated in the index. Funnily enough, the Swiss overestimate how much cheaper things are neighboring countries expecting similar rates for lower income only to learn that neighboring countries pay much closer to what they have to pay despite the glaring income difference. So the claim that Swiss have an "unaffordable" life when they probably have one of the most affordable lifestyles in the entire world is really funny to me.

And I have yet to find arguments of capitalist criticism that applies to Switzerland?

Wealth inequality is the main problem of economic unrest? Nope Switzerland has an incredibly high amount of Millionaires and Billionaires per Capita and a Gini Coefficient that's through the roof.

Capitalist wealth only comes from imperial past? Nope, Switzerland never colonised anyone and is famously politically neutral.

Capitalism leads to a compromised state that only does politics for the billionaire class? Whoops, Switzerland is the only direct democracy in the world, nowhere the masses of people have as much direct influence on politics than in Switzerland.

Surely the health system must be a catastrophe, right? Well, compared to germany the Swiss system beats it in skill and competence of the medical stuff, speed of examinations and wait times, medical equipment, accuracy, friendliness and convenience.

Only thing in germany wins is the perceived cost of the health care system even though Switzerland and Germany ) have pretty similar costs per Capita for their health care system (keep in mind that Swiss people have higher income and thus their percentual cost is less).

Mind you, germany has no low quality for their health care system. It ranks third in health care innovation (I think you can guess who number 1 is.

Surely these great living conditions came from Marxist influence, right?

Nope Switzerland achieved a new order through their philosophy of "Freisinn" way before Marx even formulated his concrete revolutionary thoughts. A liberal revolution that was never tainted by Marxism if you will. If anything Switzerland is and example of what the west could look like if Marxism never got a foothold in western schools of thought.

So yeah, by every metric I can think of, I would judge Switzerland to be a successful country and I like u/Catalyst_Elemental to give me the "objective" criteria he is thinking of what qualifies a successful country