It speaks in terms of salary of animators and actors and compares them. Of course, all salaries and in general production of almost everything is cheaper in mo

It speaks in terms of salary of animators and actors and compares them. Of course, all salaries and in general production of almost everything is cheaper in most nations than in the U.S.A. simply because very few taxes are paid in the U.S.A., so employees receive more salary, but every product also costs more. For instance, in 2019, the average net compensation for a salaried worker in the U.S.A. was 51 916 U.S.D., with median beng 34 248 U.S.D. I found those numbers for Japan to be 39 851 U.S.D. converted, and median 62 9475 U.S.D., actually making median higher due to the top-heavy nature of U.S.A. incomes. This top-heavy nature might also be why it's not far to compare absolute star shows with each other. I, frankly, do not really understand how The Simpsons could ever take more resources to produce than anything which involves choreographed, three-dimensional fighting scenes that involves characters dazzling and jumping through buildings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbcklBCBaFs#t=1m13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbcklBCBaFs#t=1m13