Why is the welfare in America inferior to that in Europe?

1, the United States pursues liberalism, and its central theory is that the government should not interfere too much with individuals.

Therefore, the American government's social construction model is "low tax and low welfare".

Marxism originated in Europe, especially in northern Europe, and pursues Marx's "increasing surplus value for social welfare" and implements the social model of "high taxes and high welfare" to ensure social welfare.

2. From the national character, Americans, as descendants of British immigrants, survived on their own when they first expanded to North America, so their national character is that they only believe in relying on themselves and don't believe in the government. So they don't trust the government at all and don't want to give a lot of money to the government.

3. Article 1, paragraph 7, of the Constitution of the United States of America stipulates that all bills on taxation shall be introduced by the House of Representatives first; However, the Senate can propose amendments or agree to amendments like other bills.

However, the US government is relatively weak. To promote high welfare, we must first increase taxes, but whose taxes should we increase? Consortium? Do you still want to be president? Therefore, the tax increase bill is usually easily killed.