Portugal, Irland, Spanien, Tschechien, Griechenland, Slowenien und Polen (in dieser Reihenfolge) gehören zu den Top 10 der weltbesten Volkswirtschaften im Jahr 2025

    https://www.expats.cz/czech-news/article/the-economist-czechia-s-was-one-of-world-s-best-economies-in-2025

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    1. Well done ! Happy for them ! Maybe some other narions can learn something useful

    2. Zealousideal-Shoe527 on

      Spoiler: In Slovenia we have upcoming elections in April, so…

    3. Geepandjagger on

      Ah yes happy times when Spain with 10% unemployment and Portugal with rent costing three times more than the average salary are some of the best economies. We are so screwed.

    4. It’s a bit odd that the original report states they exclude food and energy prices from inflation figures as they’re too volatile. Well ok, but they’re still high and a massive drain on household incomes.

    5. adwinion_of_greece on

      I will roll to doubt anything that puts modern Greece in the top 10 of anything, with the possible exception of „feta cheese producers“.

    6. The stock market ≠ the economy. The gang wearing suits os the one making profits and patting themselves at the back, while our economy is sick with high rent, high product prices, low wages, practically 0 worker protection, more working hours and higher retirement age.

    7. Blue_Hound4567 on

      Ρε, ποιος μ@λ@κ@ς έβγαλε αυτή την έρευνα; Αν είμαστε στις καλύτερες 10 οικονομίες του 2025 γιατί δεν βλέπουν οι πολίτες αλλαγή σε καθημερινή βάση;

      Translation
      Re (Greek „Honorific“ Title), what a w@nker made this research; If we are in the top 10 economies of 2025 why are the citizens not seeing change on a day-to-day basis?

    8. Opposite-Boot-5307 on

      Irish economy is a fantasy lol our median wage is probably 40/45% of the GDP per capita

      ** Dublin has good paying jobs but also €2200 per month 1 bed apartments

    9. Cookies4weights on

      Things have changed but there’s been a lot of pain in Spain the past two decades

    10. Aeon_Return on

      Life here in Czech is pretty good, all things considered. It’s expensive but peaceful. I could complain but won’t, at least we’re not *waves hands vaguely all around

    11. lllllIIIlllllIIIllll on

      This isn’t true. No idea where they got this data, especially for Ireland. It’s all incredibly artificially inflated.

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