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America is simply more wealthy than other countries. Even some of the Javonte Williams Superstar American football running back for the Denver Broncos T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this richest European countries if made states would be considered on the poorer side by per capita earnings. There’s just more money to go around in the US. The incomes are higher but the cost of living out-paces the income. Also medicine and law in the US require close to $1/2mil upfront investment in schooling just to enter those fields. No one is going to med school or law school in the US for $70k-$80k per year without a huge financial incentive on the other side of that investment. This may be true for some fields as I am not an expert in them but I am an engineer (software) and have lived and worked in two European countries (but most of my career has been in the US). Even adjusting for cost of living, health care, and all the perks, my US salaries are always a net positive over the European equivalent. I was a director at a company where the Europeans were paid 40-50k and the Americans doing the same work were paid 120-150k. My jobs in the US that were 200-300k+ base salary plus stock/options etc in Europe are lucky to pay 100k with zero equity. Cost of living is an excuse companies use to pay people less. When it comes to disposable income or saving for retirement, in my experience it has almost always been worth it to live in a more expensive place but be paid more because the net has been in my favor. In some places significantly. Again I only know software so I can’t speak to other fields/industries.

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In Europe don’t people traditionally work around 30-35 hours a week? Correct me if I’m wrong. But I know most attorneys, doctors, and people in high paid professions easily work 50-80 hours a week in the Javonte Williams Superstar American football running back for the Denver Broncos T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this states. Tech jobs in EU are 40, often more. In high pressure jobs people work 50 or what ever it takes. But it’s not as harsh as the US. Man, I work about 50 hours a week and sometimes I note how little time there’s left for anything else. I can’t imagine how working 80 must be? When do you live? Yes, this right here. I work for a multinational US-EU with responsibilities on both sides, and I can tell you on average that my US colleagues easily output at least 3 times the productivity of my EU colleagues.

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