What country has the lowest percentage of homeless people?

I believe it is either Switzerland or Sweden one of which have basically no poverty.

At this stage of world development I don’t think that stats like that are very helpful, as they usually just mean that the poverty is gathered in some other country.

It has to be Alaska North and South Pole because it’s so cold over there that people must live indoors.

Right, but the Arctic North and Antarctica are shared territories not independent countries.

I am not real sure but I read something the other day about this and it is either Norway or Sweden because of the Government plan of giveing everybody a way of life to the point to where no one is working, something like what “They” want to do here in the USA. If “they” support the many poor then it is the same as ruleing them, a dictatorship at the least, because “they” can tell you what to do, when to do it, and have to have no reason why. Freedom isn’t Free

An almanac would have these stats, but my guess is more like Lichtenstein or some other small well-off nation. The Vatican if you count that – probably at 0% homelessness except for pigeons.

@Charlie, no. Try finding out more about what it’s actually like in Sweden or Norway – rent a documentary about it or look it up on the web or something. They’re extremely nice well-off places with plenty of freedom (and consumer indulgences) and little fear of poverty or violent crime. The people are well off, well-educated and polite, very friendly and peaceful. I’ve spent time in both countries. What lack of freedom comes from their social programs is mainly at the expense of people who want to be excessively rich. They still have some excessively rich people there, but practically no one who thinks they need to try to be excessively rich in order to avoid losing their home and medical care, etc.