Compared to 10 Years Ago, USA is Losing Competitiveness
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Compared to 10 Years Ago, USA is Losing Competitiveness
at the Margin vs. lts Peers
e McKinsey conducted a study in 2010 that compares the USA with other
countries on 20 attributes related to economic fundamentals, business
climate, human capital and infrastructure. McKinsey compared current
status vs. status in 2000.
e We augmented the McKinsey study with 9 additional attributes across those
aforementioned areas as well as government spending metrics.
e Through this study, we found that America, relative to other countries, improved
on none of the 29 attributes, remained the same on 9 attributes (including
GDP per capita, public debt as % of GDP, public spending on healthcare, public
spending on education, growth in local innovation clusters, population &
demographic profile, retention of foreign-born talents, total healthcare spending
and cost-adjusted labor productivity) and deteriorated on 20 (including trade
surplus, national spending on R&D, industrial production, corporate tax rate,
business environment, FDI, tax incentives for R&D, number of patent
applications, availability of high-quality labor, higher education penetration,
telecom & transportation infrastructure, etc.).
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USA Ranking High in Country Attractiveness Indicators
But Losing Share at the Margin...
US Relative Position
Key metrics Ten Years Ago Today Trend
Economic Household consumption B B Vv
Fundamentals
Household consumption growth | iss Vv
GDP | | Vv
GDP per capita? Oo GB =
Stock market capitalization oO Oo Vv
Technology company market cap? oO | Vv
Industrial production B | Vv
Trade as % of GDP o iia v
Trade surplus2 oO Oo Vv
National spending on R&D | i Vv
Defense spending? oO | v
Spending Government public debt as % GDP2 | | a
Public healthcare spending as % of GDP2 Oo | =
Government surplus as % of GDP? Oo ol
Public expenditure on education B B =
®@ Top Ranked @ Top Quartile ™ Average Hi Bottom Quartile
Source: 1) Growth and competitiveness in the United States: The role of its multinational companies,
seme cor MennseY COSA Ine. [What Might a Tumeround Expert Consider? 302
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