Dammit we missed trump explaining how this is Obama’s fault.
ClearlyCylindrical on
by design as there’s aid available for countries below that threshold. They’ll just miss out on it next year too.
CorrectCombination11 on
How do i find how the data source producers got their data? It says world bank but im having a hard time finding it on world bank’s site
flamableozone on
As an American, it’s really fascinating to me how *incredibly* wealthy the US is vs the rest of the world. Yes, we have a lot of income disparity. No, that doesn’t make our middle class „poor“ by international standards – our middle class is still *really* rich. It really struck me when I went to Japan, and yeah – the cities were great and certainly wealthy, but the rural areas made me think I was driving through Mississippi, or West Virginia. Our poorest states have GDP per capita higher than almost any country in the world.
NOLA-Bronco on
Seems like a rather meaningless data point to derive much from besides historical trends considering, for instance, China has 95% home ownership, with the ability for a billion people to hop on cheap high speed rail or cheap EV and travel across the country while me in the US making 6 figures would struggle to buy a home in today’s market in most major cities, travel costs keep ballooning, and a new car with most of the same features would run 100k or more.
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Dammit we missed trump explaining how this is Obama’s fault.
by design as there’s aid available for countries below that threshold. They’ll just miss out on it next year too.
How do i find how the data source producers got their data? It says world bank but im having a hard time finding it on world bank’s site
As an American, it’s really fascinating to me how *incredibly* wealthy the US is vs the rest of the world. Yes, we have a lot of income disparity. No, that doesn’t make our middle class „poor“ by international standards – our middle class is still *really* rich. It really struck me when I went to Japan, and yeah – the cities were great and certainly wealthy, but the rural areas made me think I was driving through Mississippi, or West Virginia. Our poorest states have GDP per capita higher than almost any country in the world.
Seems like a rather meaningless data point to derive much from besides historical trends considering, for instance, China has 95% home ownership, with the ability for a billion people to hop on cheap high speed rail or cheap EV and travel across the country while me in the US making 6 figures would struggle to buy a home in today’s market in most major cities, travel costs keep ballooning, and a new car with most of the same features would run 100k or more.