1. The #1 source of jobs in both countries is from healthcare, which continues to rise with a steep slope (mostly non-physicians)
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commonwealthfund.org/press-release/…
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(I'll leave it to you as to the general view of healthcare in the US)
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Medicine is at the crossroad of two major trends. The first is a failed business model, with increasing expenditures and jobs ... but with deteriorating key outcomes.....
nature.com/articles/s4159…
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bloomberg.com/news/articles/… by Lee Miller and Wei Lu. US is #35 (and slipping)
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