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So you're basing your choice on anecdotal evidence about air conditioning?
No, he's making his choice based on the actual median household consumption, and using the no air conditioning thing as illustrative of what the difference between these two numbers implies. Pay attention.
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I thought there was a problem with people in the US consuming too much and going into debt and not having savings.
I thought that people (on average) in the US had a lot less vacation time/worked more/etc. (Note this completely disregards the fact that most US vacations are just staying at home or going a couple of hours away to go camping... or see the grandparents.)
JM
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a lot of things (including health care, which is what percentage of the US GDP?) are much more efficient there (And so they get more for their knr spent), and so on.
I know for a fact that Americans receive better care than they do.
I thought there was a problem with people in the US consuming too much and going into debt and not having savings.
Yes, it's a problem in America, but it's a far worse problem in Europe. Most Europeans are much more overleveraged relative to what they actually make than in America. (the Swiss are an exception).
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I thought there was a problem with people in the US consuming too much and going into debt and not having savings.
I thought that people (on average) in the US had a lot less vacation time/worked more/etc. (Note this completely disregards the fact that most US vacations are just staying at home or going a couple of hours away to go camping... or see the grandparents.)
JM
Americans work harder than Europeans, that's why they take fewer vacations. Europe's wage controls do nothing except make people poorer. If people really wanted vacations that much in the US, they would take them. Most would prefer to be able to afford more household luxuries, which is why they don't have the time or money for three week jaunts through Thailand. In Europe, this choice is made for you by the government.
The problem with credit availability in the united states is entirely a function of the government forcing banks to take on bad loans for "disadvantaged people". The government is why we have too much credit.
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No, he's making his choice based on the actual median household consumption, and using the no air conditioning thing as illustrative of what the difference between these two numbers implies. Pay attention.
Per capita (the statistics he actually cited) ≠ median.
I don't think I know of anyone with debt problems here in europe.
I know many people in the US. Some have even gone bankrupt.
JM
Jon Miller- I AM.CANADIAN
GENERATION 35: The first time you see this, copy it into your sig on any forum and add 1 to the generation. Social experiment.
Americans work harder than Europeans, that's why they take fewer vacations. Europe's wage controls do nothing except make people poorer. If people really wanted vacations that much in the US, they would take them. Most would prefer to be able to afford more household luxuries, which is why they don't have the time or money for three week jaunts through Thailand. In Europe, this choice is made for you by the government.
The problem with credit availability in the united states is entirely a function of the government forcing banks to take on bad loans for "disadvantaged people". The government is why we have too much credit.
The difference in vacations is another problem with using statistics about the average level of consumption because it doesn't include the value of more time off.
Americans work harder than Europeans, that's why they take fewer vacations. Europe's wage controls do nothing except make people poorer. If people really wanted vacations that much in the US, they would take them. Most would prefer to be able to afford more household luxuries, which is why they don't have the time or money for three week jaunts through Thailand. In Europe, this choice is made for you by the government.
Jon Miller- I AM.CANADIAN
GENERATION 35: The first time you see this, copy it into your sig on any forum and add 1 to the generation. Social experiment.
Everything there is 100% factual. Americans work longer hours and produce more per hour than European counterparts.
I haven't seen that data, but I would expect it to be true.
I have seen that europeans are more likely to take a long lunch and a coffee. And that is northern europeans, my understanding is that southern europeans take even longer lunches.
On the other hand, breaks are nice.
JM
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GENERATION 35: The first time you see this, copy it into your sig on any forum and add 1 to the generation. Social experiment.
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