Jens Ulltveit-Moe: – Sissener overdriver grovt
Milliardæren mener Norge er et av verdens beste land. Men han blir selv irritert av formues- og…
Jens Ulltveit-Moe, an investor and billionaire, has criticized the combination of wealth and capital gains tax, asserting that it is an exaggeration to claim Norway is a ruined country. The debate surrounding Norway's economy has resurfaced following comments from investor Øystein Stray Spetalen and manager Jan Petter Sissener. Although Ulltveit-Moe acknowledges Norway being among the best countries to live in for ordinary people, he believes that the country's wealth has become a burden.
He emphasizes the importance of the public sector over the private sector in managing considerable funds and highlights that Norway is the "major owner" in the country. Ulltveit-Moe also points out that Norway has better capital markets than Sweden and the USA. He reassures that the Norwegian people can still afford to live and work abroad without it being considered a disgrace.
The debate about Norway's economic future intensifies, especially with comments from Spetalen, who expressed concerns about Norway's situation. However, Ulltveit-Moe maintains that Norway is still the best place to live, with lower taxes and better welfare compared to other countries.
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