National security threat? No. IMO, inequality is a red herring: if everyone had the resources to live reasonably well & to not be trapped by geography or lack of training/education, it'd be fine if the rich doubled their wealth. It's the quality of life at the bottom, not the gap
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One way is to look for new unicorns — private companies worth >$1B that have managed to scale very rapidly, possibly limited to tech. Another is to look at filings for IP. Maybe the list of Nobel Laureates, by country. Europe is stronger on some of these measures than others.
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To clarify, the US has about 25X (2500%) the # of startups as Germany. So you may properly consider the WEF score nonsensical.
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