By Andrew Mackinnon
The geographical size of the United States of America is 9.8 million square kilometres. Its estimated population in 2014 is 318 million people. Therefore its estimated population density in 2014 is 32.4 people per square kilometre.
United States of America
By Andrew Mackinnon
Last updated: 21st October, 2023
The way to create jobs in Australia is not for the Australian federal, state and territorial governments to predominantly spend billions of dollars on infrastructure projects, thereby creating a disproportionately small number of constructions jobs and associated administration, accounting, management and other jobs, while delivering excessive and undeserved super profits to the entities which deliver the infrastructure projects, such as Australian companies, all at the expense of taxpaying Australian citizens.