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[E-195]

The reason why i think Ray Dalio's drawing is reasonable, one factor is how he rank Mexico, it's a disfunctionional nation, and it's basic social elements are controlled by durug cartels, on contract, both USA and China have strong governments.

That's why it's reasonable, i don't care mexico from day 0, until u jumped out.

Here Mexico.is good sample to veriiy the graph.

you know there is a difference between me and you, I know Mexico has bad sides, I know them well, you will not tell me the bad sides of my country I will say only this to you, do not look at the speck of sawdust in my eye and but rather pay attention to the plank in your own eye.

Most of these websites can not globalize happiness, people can be rich and still empty, having an Iphone or a computer is not happiness by itself, in fact power many times covers for Crimes such as killings or incarcerations and the CCP is one of the worst examples , stop your propaganda China is not better I do not want to live in China, I can see already how it is.

 

[rockdog]

you know there is a difference between me and you, I know Mexico has bad sides, I know them well, you will not tell me the bad sides of my country I will say only this to you, do not look at the speck of sawdust in my eye and but rather pay attention to the plank in your own eye.

Most of these websites can not globalize happiness, people can be rich and still empty, having an Iphone or a computer is not happiness by itself, in fact power many times covers for Crimes such as killings or incarcerations and the CCP is one of the worst examples , stop your propaganda China is not better I do not want to live in China, I can see already how it is.

Of course, every nation has dark side, i just felt strange u were angry about the ranking.

Again, if u don't like the graph, debate with Ray Dalio, i agree with him.

 

[E-195]

Again, if u don't like the graph, debate with Ray Dalio, i agree with him.

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i do not care about the graph since it generalizes, the health index is related upon several factors many of them subjective
For example USA and Mexico have same obesity rates and coke intake how can the USA be higher since the USA has no universal health care?

are you that stupid?

The report found 32.8 percent of Mexican adults are obese, more than the U.S., which has a 31.8 percent obesity rate. Obesity in Mexico could be a result of various reasons, explains Dudley Althaus, a Mexico correspondent for Global Post who has been reporting on this story.

UN Report: Mexico surpasses US as most obese country

Mexico has overtaken the U.S. as the world's most obese country, according to a new United Nations report out this week.

laist.com

7. Germany ​

Soda Consumption Per Capita (2022): 120 liters

Germany has seen a significant increase in soda consumption, with a per capita intake of 120 liters annually. The popularity of caffeine-oriented drinks drives the market and features brands like Fanta, Sprite, Delta, Mezzo Mix, and Coca-Cola. However, Germany's soft drink industry's future is still being determined due to government efforts to address health concerns and an aging population.

Coca-Cola is the dominant brand nationwide, except in Thuringia, where Vita-Cola holds the top position. Germany's soft drinks segment is expected to generate US$30.06 billion in 2023, with a modest annual growth rate (CAGR) of 1.84% from 2023-2027.

6. Mexico ​

Soda Consumption Per Capita (2017): 137 liters

Mexico ranks sixth in our list for being one of the highest soda-consuming countries, with a per capita intake of approximately 137 liters in 2017. Despite concerns about health issues, such as obesity, the consumption of carbonated drinks continues to grow. The government has implemented a soda tax to reduce sales to address this. However, the soft drinks market is expected to generate revenue of US$19.48 billion in 2023, with an annual growth rate of 3.05%.

2. Belgium ​

Soda Consumption Per Capita (2019): 272.4 liters

Soda consumption in Belgium reached a record high of 272 liters per capita in 2019, leading to increased health problems among children. Soda companies have introduced healthier options with reduced sugar content to address these concerns.

The Belgian government has implemented a soda tax to fund health campaigns and reduce soda consumption. The country’s soft drinks segment is projected to generate revenue of US$5.73 billion in 2023, with an expected annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.86% from 2023-2027

20 Countries With The Highest Soda Consumption

In this article, we will be covering the 20 countries with the highest soda consumption. If you want to see the top ones, skip the detailed analysis and head straight to the 5 Countries With The Highest Soda Consumption. The thirst for soda, transcending geographical borders and cultural...

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How can be the USA higher than China and China higher than Mexico when the USA has worse fentanyl crisis than in Mexico where most drug used is Marihuana?

Sounds stupid

How Chinese will be better than Argentinians when in Argentina meat intake is higher.

your table shows subjectivity, skewed data

 

[E-195]

Of course, every nation has dark side, i just felt strange u were angry about the ranking.

Again, if u don't like the graph, debate with Ray Dalio, i agree with him.

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Fruit consumption per capita

Average fruit consumption per person, measured in kilograms per year.

ourworldindata.org

So tell me who eats more fruits?



seems you do not eat more meat than Brazil or Argentina

 

[Nutcracker]

Dude, i respect you as an educated IT professional, plz be accurate on data.

According to budget.size, there is no space for such heavy subsidy.

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Yeah yeah, always quoting central govt stats when majority of shitshow thrives inside the local govt bodies. If your data says 700B$ deficit in centre alone, means Local govt bodies incurred additional debt of 800B $ or more. Making the total about 1.5T$+++

https://www.reuters.com/breakingviews/chinas-growth-is-buried-under-great-wall-debt-2023-09-13/

Wen exited the political stage a decade ago but his legacy lives on, for better and, mostly, for worse. His plan to throw 4 trillion yuan ($555 billion), or about 13% of China’s GDP in 2008, at everything from railroads to airports contributed to a debt overhang that’s still haunting Beijing today. In the 15 years since, China’s debt-to-GDP ratio has doubled to a whopping 280%, opens new tab, with the bulk of liabilities held by local government financial vehicles (LGFVs).

 

[rockdog]

Yeah yeah, always quoting central govt stats when majority of shitshow thrives inside the local govt bodies. If your data says 700B$ deficit in centre alone, means Local govt bodies incurred additional debt of 800B $ or more. Making the total about 1.5T$+++

CSIC is world class think tank in USA....



I had several debate with you in old.forum, but everytime you had wrong info on basic source...

 

[Nutcracker]

CSIC is world class think tank in USA....

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I had several debate with you in old.forum, but everytime you had wrong info on basic source...

You again posted half data.
Are you denying the fact that Local govt bodies have larger deficit/debt share compared to centre ?

China's debt-to-GDP ratio climbs to record 287.8% in 2023

Macro leverage ratio rises 13.5 percentage points from year earlier

asia.nikkei.com