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Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Comparing US and Scandinavian Economic Policies

1 comment:

perpetuallyphil said...

big ups to socialism...

by the way, denmark was in the top 5 most competitive world economies, even with its high taxes and helpful public programs...

courtesy of TIME mag:
"All that adds up, according to the latest rankings from the World Economic Forum (WEF), to the third most competitive economy on the planet. But while economic competitiveness has often been sold as something that requires long hours, low taxes and minimal government--a litany often heard in the U.S.--Denmark doesn't fit that bill at all. Denmark has the second highest tax burden in the capitalist world (after Sweden, which is just behind it in the competitiveness rankings), a generous welfare state, a heavily unionized workforce and at least five paid weeks off every year."