The US economy stands out among developed nations, largely due to its high productivity fueled by vibrant business activity, substantial investments in technology and capital, and energy independence achieved through the shale revolution. This economic strength is further bolstered by the US stock market's dominance and the dollar's role as the world's reserve currency. However, this "economic exceptionalism" does not translate to equal prosperity for all Americans, as indicated by lower life expectancy and greater inequality compared to other developed countries. Additionally, political risks, especially those stemming from the Trumpist agenda, pose a threat to the rule of law and investor confidence, putting the long-term success of the US economy at risk.
