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Originally Posted by ponrauil
"A developed country is a term used to categorise countries with developed economies, ones in which the tertiary and quaternary sectors of industry dominate. This level of economic development usually translates into a high income per capita, and a high Human Development Index (HDI). Countries with high gross domestic product (GDP) per capita often fit the previous description of a developed economy."
The most.
Ponrauil
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I was aiming at that you called the US for the MOST developed country.
And of course according to those parameters USA comes very high up on the list. But, we also know, especially if you have some understanding regarding economic flows and development, that those figures mostly don’t provide the clearest and most reliable picture.
If you put in factors such as political development and individual freedom (factors that clearly are more relevant to the modern welfare society) I wouldn't call the US the most developed country.