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This week the bank Credit Suisse published its cantonal cost of living report. Its ranking considers a typical household’s biggest expenses: tax, housing, commuting, basic health insurance and childcare. It takes income and deducts all of these costs to arrive at a measure of disposable income. Life is cheper in Uri © Stefano Ember | Dreamstime.com In a simplified world it might be expected that low tax rates would push up the cost of most other things as the wealthy arrived and bid up...
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