The U.S. is still a very rich nation compared to Germany, Sweden, Japan, Canada or Denmark.
— Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion) February 21, 2019
But that wealth masks some glaring areas where the U.S. looks more dysfunctional than its peers, namely, construction costs, health care and housing affordability https://t.co/iZsl9L1dwa pic.twitter.com/VBIaGJmGyE