So…tourism? Also Spain got hit much harder than other countries during the first and second waves.
Should be compared to a GDP growth over the period since some countries were hit less and/or recovered faster than others.
Hookers and wine bby!
What, no more PIGS? Just IGS? 😛
Spain beat us again 😔
as a Spaniard, I don’t see anything new on this-
Italy must be close to 200%.
Wipe that smirk off your face Spain, by next year we will overtake you for first place!
Spain has the smallest economy and the largest increase in debt.
UK may be in part because of Brexit?
Curious the UK
*Percentage point increase as a percentage of GDP.*
So Greece went from 180% to 200%. Italy from about 130% to 150%, and Spain from about 95% to 120%. This is largely from the GDP contractions in 2020, which was severe in Southern Europe.
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Some of the missing countries:
* Germany 10.5
* France 18.5
* Belgium 13.7
* Lithuania 9.2
[source](https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/governmentpublicsectorandtaxes/publicspending/bulletins/ukgovernmentdebtanddeficitforeurostatmaast/september2021)
Go on Ireland
So…tourism? Also Spain got hit much harder than other countries during the first and second waves.
Should be compared to a GDP growth over the period since some countries were hit less and/or recovered faster than others.
Hookers and wine bby!
What, no more PIGS? Just IGS? 😛
Spain beat us again 😔
as a Spaniard, I don’t see anything new on this-
Italy must be close to 200%.
Wipe that smirk off your face Spain, by next year we will overtake you for first place!
Spain has the smallest economy and the largest increase in debt.
UK may be in part because of Brexit?
Curious the UK
*Percentage point increase as a percentage of GDP.*
So Greece went from 180% to 200%. Italy from about 130% to 150%, and Spain from about 95% to 120%. This is largely from the GDP contractions in 2020, which was severe in Southern Europe.
Really tragic.