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    1. superttacos on

      Adjusted to inflation?
      The Dollar buying power maybe %50 less what it was before

    2. I wonder for how long the GDP will increase considering the population of a lot of those countries are decreasing every year.

    3. We came a long way, but there is still a long road ahead if we want to narrow the gap with the western european member states.

    4. TotalIdiotNerd on

      I don’t understand, how does this show that the EU had anything to do with the rise in GDP growth? I would’ve appreciated if it showed these countries 1-5 years after the joining of the EU and their growth rates 1-5 years before doing so rather than just a jump from the mid 2000s to 2025, that only shows that they did indeed have growth in the past 20 years, which yeah, any country would. Doing something like that would show that the GDP growth per year did indeed grow as compared to the previous years before joining the EU.

    5. How do they compare to the countries that have yet to join? Western Balkans, Moldova and Georgia

    6. EU was the best thing for every former soviet bloc nation, in every way possible.

    7. CurrencyDesperate286 on

      I didn’t realise Lithuania was materially ahead of the other Baltics. Would have guessed Estonia would be on top.

    8. Antique-Athlete-8838 on

      Ppp okay only when used in Europe to amplify growth, when applied anywhere else, ppp police would immediately call out the problem

    9. Right wingers will use this as proof that planned economies slow down growth when in reality all that it shows is that if the West stops sanctioning an economy it’ll grow faster

    10. have anyone fact checked it? OP posted a similar thing about south and north america yesterday and that was misinformation.

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