Why is this place in Switzerland poor?

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Switzerland, a mountainous country located in Western Europe known primarily for its watches, chocolate and the Alps, is a country that has topped the charts for quality of life, economic stability and innovation for years. Lying in the heart of Europe, between Germany, France, Italy, Austria and Liechtenstein, Switzerland is a unique country in many ways.
The country's geography has played a significant role in shaping its economy. It is worth noting that it is an alpine country with more than 60% of its territory comprising mountains. This mountainous terrain makes farming difficult, but at the same time makes Switzerland a popular tourist destination for many people. The tourism industry contributes significantly to the national income, which is larger than that of, for example, Norway, the United Arab Emirates or Singapore. The landscapes, culture and high level of service attract tourists from all over the world.
Switzerland, with a GDP of about $800 billion and a per capita GDP of more than $98,000, is one of the richest countries in the world. That is, there are 3 times as many dollars for each Swiss resident as, for example, the Spanish. It also has one of the highest quality of life in the world, which is evident in its stable health care system, excellent education system and high levels of citizen life satisfaction.
The country is also a major player on the international stage. Switzerland is home to numerous international organizations, such as the Red Cross, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations (UN). This neutral position that Switzerland maintains is why it is considered a center for diplomacy and conflict resolution in the world.


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