So the US wages seem to be much higher than Germany. 

But one friend raised an important concern - in Europe, you often have high-quality public education and healthcare.

Wondering how the US wages look after you deduct the costs of these two.

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Same with housing. Idk how it works in Germany AD 2024, but the country used to have a high standard of safety and aesthetics.

In the US, you sometimes need to pay the premium for the safe and Europe-level aesthetic neighborhood.

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European economies don't grow fast enough, nihil novi

you can argue healthcare and education all you want
you can even argue life quality, safety
you can argue anything

but none of this explains why European wages have fallen in dollar terms (am curious about domestic real wage growth tho), nor why PPP wage growth has been slower in Europe

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