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    Die ärmsten Länder Europas seit 1990

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    3. AZORxAHAI on

      Friendly reminder GDP per capita is a horrendous metric for measuring basically anything, even the creator of the GDP metric warned against it being used like this. You can have an absolutely gigantic GDP and have almost none of that go to 99% of the population leaving them in abject poverty, or you can have a relatively low GDP and have a very equal distribution of those resources and have a quality of life many times better than a county with a much higher GDP.

    4. SandySpinach on

      If the EU successfully succeeded in one thing: it brought wealth to a lot of poor countries that were behind the iron curtain. Ironically they seem to have forgotten, yes you Hungary and Slovakia, why they’re not third world countries anymore.

    8. Suspicious-Answer295 on

      Oof Kosovo and Moldova having a lower PPP than Ukraine despite it being attacked and partially occupied for >4 years.

    9. skcortex on

      Source? Asking because Slovakia nor Czechia existed as independent countries until 1993. And yet somehow they are there.

    10. Full-Register-2841 on

      Since when Ukrain is considered Europe? 🤔 May be since the war?

    11. Endersgame88 on

      You’ve got data from Russia in 1990/1991. Wouldn’t that be the USSR until Dec26 1991?

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