This isn't surprising since in US, you get what you pay for. In Sweden for example everyone gets the same treatment in school, healthcare etc. Sure would you only count the top 1% Sweden would probably fall below US. But without that the rest of the 99% gets an higher rate.
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This isn't surprising since in US, you get what you pay for. In Sweden for example everyone gets the same treatment in school, healthcare etc. Sure would you only count the top 1% Sweden would probably fall below US. But without that the rest of the 99% gets an higher rate.
Well, that's not completely true. In Sweden we have private schools just as they do in the US.