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Because Americans are very productive and generally work longer hours, with less time off.
This results in a capital rich economy, which compounds into productivity gains.
Because everyone is expected to rip each other off so everyone needs more money so others can scam you for it.
2. Unions
3. Certain states mandating a minimum wage upwards of $20 ala California
It entirely depends which part of Europe you live in. Some countries in Europe have higher salaries than the US, some have lower.
Part of it is to do with exchange rate, but part of it is down to the standard of living in the country.
Take-home pay tends to be higher in the USA because more things are paid for in Europe by taxes whereas in the USA you are expected to get insurance.
2. both consumers and business owner migrate there
3. feedbackloop because usa now better because (productive) human capital concentrated here
Because EU is cheapskates.