@Wizarab10@JubrilAjamaku Not a Nigerian problem. In Canada, if you can’t speak French, you can’t take a political or business position as a CEO or prime minister.
Stocks just spiked on this:
US seeks "step-by-step" agreement with Iran, a scenario that could be a prelude to the US entering the path of negotiations, without abandoning military and economic pressure: ILNA reports citing Pakistani sources.
You might be struggling with Comprehension here.
I said if you go by some macro stats, the US gives better opportunity based on key indicators I mentioned above.
Learn to analyse in a logical way not just arms-chair arguments blindly.
People you know might not be financial successful but, that doesn’t mean there are no opportunities and some people are surely doing great.
We can argue that the US is better if focus is financial success (money)? Better because of the size of their economy, lower taxes and land mass. That explains why they have more $ millionaires and $ billionaires than other countries you mention. If you want to go further, you can also factor in accessibility to credit in the US. That’s an unfair advantage over other countries in your list and it’s some sort for putting on risk.
@Funminz You’re missing the point but that’s ok.
My point- inflation is a GLOBAL phenomenon, how you quantify it is another conversation entirely which involves quite a lot of factors.
It varies across all countries due to different macro factors.