Row 96903
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- The US basically owns the tech and finance sectors which are both extremely lucrative and accelerate one another in a feedback loop
- The US has very business-friendly regulations compared to much of the EU and Asia. China, for example, has a large economy but it's a hostile environment for investors due to how much control the government exercises over companies there. The EU has a much more free economy but has a lot of regulations that nonetheless handicap its companies for the sake of social welfare.
- Similarly, the US gobbles up top talent from the rest of the world thanks to how much higher incomes and standard of living are here. Yeah, most Americans don't have those high incomes, but the highly skilled immigrants it attracts can do a hell of a lot better in the US vs anywhere else. As an example, compare big tech comps to what companies in any other country pay.
- The US government uses it's unrivaled military might and dominance in tech and finance (eg unilateral sanctions) to get what it wants from other markets in a uniquely effective manner.
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 96903
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000