>Indeed, the median disposable income per person (adjusted for purchasing power) in the US is almost $20,000 higher than in Sweden I don't know, that sounds of

>Indeed, the median disposable income per person (adjusted for purchasing power) in the US is almost $20,000 higher than in Sweden I don't know, that sounds off to me. I have seen article about US preparedness for covid, and it said that some crazy percentage of people have no more than $1000 in savings. It was something around 40%. Maybe this $20,000 higher than in Sweden, is result of median outliers ultra rich that push the true average income of an average person.