Where to live? UK or USA: A Prospective View

Neither the UK nor the USA are great places to live. With buzzwords such as “shrinks”, “falling”, “slows”, “deficit” and “doubt” plastered on the walls of economic news, coming at living standards from an angle purely defined by trade and industry would be inaccurate. Instead why not look into the one thing that really matters to people; themselves, their lives, their homes, the people that surround them.  At the end of the day they don’t care about what the net pro-rata income figure for an average individual before tax per annum is because, chances are, it doesn’t apply to them. The closest normal, run-of-the-mill people come to GDP is seeing their General Dental Practitioner because they’ve eaten too much crackling at Christmas.