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    Europäische Regionen mit einem nominalen Pro-Kopf-BIP unter Indien (in Rot)

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    4. Individual_Guava6359 on

      Here come the „nominal gdp is useless, show me ppp“ comments in 3… 2… 1… ngl it’s always the same debate every time a map like this drops tbh. still wild to see the contrast though.

    5. Big-Pressure-918 on

      Why didn’t you use regular GDP per capita? Would that not be a better representation since nominal GDP per capita does not account for PPP?

    6. prank_mark on

      Names and countries? I have absolutely no clue which areas I’m looking at

    8. ZestycloseZeta on

      Quite a jumpscare not having Turkiye at all on this map,

      Yes they aren’t considered part of Europe, but leaving them out of the map is unusual D:

    10. Remarkable-Lynx1496 on

      Its so funny to me when turkey is left off maps of Europe but the caucuses stay

    11. Ok_Cabinet2947 on

      Huh didn’t realize west Ukraine was so poor. I was under the impression that it was more wealthy than the East.

    12. gardell on

      Isn’t it a bit misleading to subdivide into regions? Often wealth of a country is concentrated in the capital or larger cities but still accessible to the general population?

    13. ceeberony on

      now if that part had stayed with its rightfull owner czechoslovakia, it would only be a bit less poor.

      I’ll say anything to justify the elongation of czechoslovakia.

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