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If you were to hold a financial Olympics, the U.S. might also lead the overall medal count.
But it would face some tough competition in specific benchmarks.
China ranks second with $14.72 trillion, followed by Japan with $4.25 trillion.
Heres a look at how the U.S. might stack up in a Financial Olympics that includes those four categories.
The most recentMercer CFA Institute Global Pension Indexranked countries according to the quality and reach of theirretirement savingssystems.
The price-to-income ratio compares the median price of homes to the median household income in a particular country.
Its calculated by dividing the total amount of personalhousehold debtby the countrys gross domestic product.
