Average wages in the US are now over $60,000. Only Luxembourg, Switzerland and Iceland, the countries we Europeans always joke about as being absurdly expensive to visit, are higher. Britain's is about $43,000 (or £33,000). We are by and large on a par with France and Germany, and the uppity Irish are about $5,000 per annum ahead on about $48,000.
I'm sure it's not so long ago that Americans looked at European wage levels with envy, not the other way around. What's changed and is it actually attributable to the big orange baby and his economic policies?
I'm sure it's not so long ago that Americans looked at European wage levels with envy, not the other way around. What's changed and is it actually attributable to the big orange baby and his economic policies?
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