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Answers: Probably not, Depending on the culture. The USA pay an enormous amount per year compares with other countries around the globe, however, the cost of l
by LukeOT 10y ago
Answers: Probably not, Depending on the culture.
The USA pay an enormous amount per year compares with other countries around the globe, however, the cost of living can be much more nearer the big cities in the USA (and the rest of the world for that matter). Generally people would want a H1-B / L visa because the US has the "tech scene", which, with all of these cuts to visas going forward probably wont last long...tech hubs are appearing all over the world.
Sorry I went off on a tangent, but to answer your question 11% more jobs with higher wages just isn't sustainable so you are correct to question the statement.