@damselfly59 No, the Nordic economic and social model is primarily associated with the countries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, which are located in Northern Europe. These countries have developed a specific set of policies and practices that prioritize high levels of social welfare, equality, and strong government intervention in the economy. Countries with warmer climates often have different economic and social models that are influenced by factors such as cultural and historical context, available resources, and geopolitical considerations. It's worth noting that each country's economic and social model is unique and shaped by a variety of factors, so while some countries with warmer climates may have certain elements of social welfare or government intervention, they may not fully resemble the Nordic model.