In the U.S., nominal and PPP-based figures are nearly identical (which is expected, given the U.S. baseline). Even by nominal measures, it’s only about half of Japan’s. The cause isn’t high prices, but rather significant income inequality. This holds true across many metrics when looking at the median. In an aging society, assets tend to grow larger—so Italy also ranks highly.
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