I have noticed that the 'American system' works best in - America, although copied all over the world. The cars, houses, gas prices, street width, availability

I have noticed that the 'American system' works best in - America, although copied all over the world. The cars, houses, gas prices, street width, availability and size of parking spaces, etc. are all optimal in the US. Even Canada, supposedly a US clone, has higher gas prices, less parking in the cities, and lower salaries and higher taxes (though less gun crime). Europe is even worse (again, in those parameters). So, if you are going for the US lifestyle, be in the US. Otherwise, stick with what is better where you are: public transport, walking, public healthcare to take pressure off sticking with car centric job, etc.