If it were my home
At least one of these statistics is calculated completely wrong - For instance, when looking at the "Americans have 22.43% less free time" statistic, that's <i>not</i> what the data says - It says they work 22.43% less than Americans.<p>But if I work 22% less, that doesn't mean I get 22% more free time (because, for instance, if I work 20 hours and have 100 free hours, working 50% less will mean I get only a 10% bump in free time).<p>Similarly the "make more money" statistic is calculated based on GDP per capita rather than on earnings (so for instance, while the site claims a 33% difference in earning, the Germany mean income is c$47k-$52k USD depending on the source while in the US it is c$55k-$57k, so while earning is  higher it is not at the 33% difference claimed). GDP per capita tends to increase with income, but will absolutely diverge depending on the economic situation, as it's actually adding up Consumption + Investment + Government Spending + Net Exports and then dividing by the population, which isn't a valid way to work out how much is paid to workers.<p>Considering two basic stats are so far out, it doesn't fill me with confidence on the others...