Annual WEF "most competitive country ranking," where US now drops to fourth after Switzerland, Sweden and Singapore.
Of course, my usual counter is to say we're comparing a multinational state of 50 members to unitary states, so just as reasonable to see where those three stack up against our 50 individuals members as the other way around, but I quibble.
What's interesting is checking out the details, as in, when you see where we're still near the very top (innovation, labor market, business sophistication, higher education, infrastructure, technology--almost all in the private realm) versus where we've fallen lowest (public spending, public debt, national savings rate--more in the political realm).
So the question begs: What is really "broken" in America? Capitalism or the political system?