That’s all lovely. But you cited a system in Denmark that assumes people can’t get another job or focus on a field of their choice, so the government decides what the economy “demands”, as if people can't figure that out on their own. That is anathema to economic liberty and ought to be an insult to anyone compelled into such a system.

I can’t speak to Denmark’s constitution, but in the U.S. individuals are guaranteed individual liberty – and the government is empowered to ensure and defend it, not to make decisions on individuals’ behalf -- and that includes the freedom to choose career paths for themselves. The almighty state is not a mechanism to protect people from themselves.