U.S. Competitiveness Slips, Switzerland Is Tops in WEF Study
The U.S. ranked 87th for macroeconomic stability, and American businesses also increasingly questioned the government’s ability to avoid meddling in the private sector and viewed it as a wasteful spender, the forum said. In its index of financial market development, the U.S. fell to 31st from ninth in 2008.
87th in macroeconomic stability? Woohoo!
Energy expenditures as a percentage of PCE
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2 comments:
Macroeconomic modelling is like crack to me so thanks for this link!
Norway only came in 14th place. Bizarre! Per capita GDP of $80,000, $90,000 p/c parked in their SWF.
They've got it made.
Troy,
I would not "push" macroeconomics on anyone of course, even if it did support their habit, lol. ;)
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