





North America · North America
World's largest economy — huge income potential, expensive healthcare, no statutory paid leave.
The United States is a continental country of enormous geographic and cultural variety, from the national parks of the west and the bayous of Louisiana to the bright density of New York and the quietness of small-town New England. The culture is outwardly open and optimistic, with a generosity and directness in everyday interaction that makes it easy to connect. Those who travel beyond the major cities and allow the country's actual scale and diversity to register will find an experience far richer than the familiar image suggests.
Capital
Washington, D.C.
Language
English
Currency
$ USD
Area
9.15M km²
Fixed Broadband
308Mbps
Mobile
212Mbps
GDP / Capita
$90K
PPP / Capita
$90K
Inflation
2.9%
Unemployment
4.2%
Innovation (GII)
61.7
GNI / Capita
$89K
Tax Revenue
10.8%
FDI Inflows
1.3%
Education Spend
5.4%
Cost of Living
68.8
Price Level Index
3th pct
20-Year Trend + IMF Forecast
Income & inflation over time