Monaco is the second smallest country in the world. Why is it called a country without poor people?

Monaco is a city-state located in Europe with a total area of 2.02 square kilometers. Therefore, it is also the second smallest country in the world, second only to the Vatican. This country has made a fortune by gambling, and its per capita income is very high in this country, but its name is easily confused with Morocco in North Africa. Monaco is located in the south of France. It is surrounded by France on the north, west and east. Therefore, Monaco is one of the few countries in the world, China, and its coastline is close to the south of the Mediterranean Sea. It is a highly developed capitalist country with a per capita GDP of 6.5438+0.6 million euros. Monaco is famous for its gambling industry, because Monaco is called? World casino? Casino income accounts for a large proportion in the national economy. Speaking of casinos, Monte Carlo Casino in Monaco is the symbol of Monaco. Surprisingly, Monegasque citizens are not allowed to enter here. Monaco has no poor people. It is one of the few cities in the world without slums. Citizens living in Monaco do not have to pay personal income tax to the government, so people use the tax savings to buy a house. Monaco is a precious land because of its small geographical area and dense population, and its housing price ranks first in the world. The local house price is basically equivalent to RMB 465,438+0.0000 Yuan/m2. Therefore, it is really difficult for you to own a house in this country. But high income often leads to high consumption. In addition to the high housing prices, the daily consumption here is not low, and a bottle of coke here will cost the high price in 53 yuan. Even so, it attracts many rich immigrants to live here every year. The arrival of these wealthy immigrants has increased Monaco's per capita income, improved its economic level and brought high consumption level, making Monaco more famous at home and abroad. The manual workers in this country are almost all French and Italians. Because the distance between many European countries is the distance between cities in China, most of these workers choose to work in Monaco during the day and return to France or Italy at night.