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U.S.
Dominates With World’s Largest Exporter
of goods, services, food High
Per Capita GDP eight times China’s American companies are “leading the way” in breakout technologies like 3D manufacturing, artificial intelligence, Nano technology, cloud computing, robotics, big data, advanced material science Source: Superpower:-Three- Choices for America Role in the World by Ian Bremmer See Capitalism Not to Blame for Perception of Middle-Class Plight
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Why US Dominates?
Deep and Efficient
Capital Markets
required for a dynamic economy Technology Innovation Second to None because the 465 billion dollars of RD in 2014 was 30% of world's total spending. US future is bright Innovation example Our once dangerous dependence on foreign oil has disappeared thank as US companies reinvented how hydro carbon is produce with franking. This launched a global energy revolution with lasting global implications. Natural gas prices have recently dropped dramatically, by 2020U.S. could be world's largest producer. Editor's Note: An unintended consequence of this dominance is Oligopoly Power. Elizabeth Warren’s thinks Oligopoly power has decrease competition which is the foundation of Market System Capitalism.
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Economic Wellbeing Up All Workers Are Better Off Market Income + Transfer Payments - Federal Taxes In Thousands source
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US Produces a Lot
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U.S. Real Rich Get Lots of Money 1993 - 2013 berkeley.ed
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It's Accumulating
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Dr Goldstein went on to look at how the prices of these drugs measured up in terms of affordability. To express this he calculated the monthly price as a percentage of gross domestic product per person at purchasing-power parity (GDPcapPPP).\ ACCEPTING THIS IS THE REAL TEST OF AMERICAN GENEROSITY
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"They found that the highest prices were, indeed, paid by Americans.
The median monthly retail price in the United States was $8,694 for
patented drugs like Avastin, Gleevec and Herceptin, and $654 for
generic drugs like docetaxel and paclitaxel. Of the countries looked
at, India paid the least for its patented drugs ($1,515 a month),
and South Africa the least for generics (a tiddly $120).
