America pays workers just 27% of what its wealth allows – the worst in the OECD

The United States pays workers only 27% of what its economic wealth would allow, making it the worst performer among OECD countries in meeting basic human rights standards for healthcare, education, and living conditions. Despite its $32 trillion economy, America has consistently underperformed in providing economic and social welfare to its citizens over the past 25 years, failing to live up to constitutional promises and international human rights commitments.