But the US is still performing better on all metrics:
1. more innovation 2. high economic growth 3. better salaries
Whatever you are doing works.
1. more innovation 2. high economic growth 3. better salaries
Whatever you are doing works.
How do we quantify it? And how do we know that it is not the result of metric-hacking, as the GP commented, and is actually true "innovation"?
> 2. high economic growth
Same as above.
> 3. better salaries
Only for a small slice of the population. Income inequality is growing across the country, and it is not an obviously good thing if a small fraction of the country is getting boundlessly richer while the rest of the country/world suffers.
The other thing is, is there more real innovation going on or is this just some local hyper optimization of making the numbers go up?
I don`t claim to be the judge/arbiter on this matter, guess i`m glad we can compare both on this world