A izvozimo i najbolje visokoškolovane stručnjake, ali o tome su naslovi s malim fontom
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Koliko god bih volio da je to istina, ta vijest ipak nije tocna.
Tu vijest tj. tu racunicu je prvo objavila stranica Croatia Week. Njihov clanak je bio postan na r/soccer, pa su tamo ljudi uocili da je onaj, koji je to izracunao na Croatia Week, uzeo u obzir samo Top 10 izvoznika nogometasa na CIES-ovoj listi. Sve drzave van top 10 je ignorirao, a medju njima ima drzava koji po glavi stanovnika imaju bolju brojku od nas.
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>Croatia is a great over-achieving footballing nation but this article is pure spin. This article calculates Croatia’s status as the no. 1 per-capita exporter against the 9 other top 10 countries in absolute player exports.
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>Croatia’s 400 players against its 2021 population estimate (3,888,529) give it a per capita export rate of 0.000103.Iceland’s national team squad and recent call-ups alone include 51 players playing abroad.
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>Given Iceland’s estimated 2021 population is 371,580, the 51 players with NT call ups are enough to prove Iceland a superior per capita player exporter (51/371,580 = 0.000137). This number doesn’t even include other Icelandic people playing abroad.San Marino, with a population of 33,600 has 7 current and recent internationals playing in Italy giving it an export rate of 0.00021.
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>According to this, North Macedonia has 209 players abroad. With a population of 1,836,713, North Macedonia has an export rate of 0.000114. This source has been shown by another commenter to vary greatly from the numbers in the article’s referenced report.
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>I’m sure there are many more small nations that exceed Croatia’s per capita export rate.
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>I get that Croatia produces an insane amount of quality talent but there is no point in dubbing yourself to be proportionally no. 1 at exporting while also excluding that vast majority of nations from the calculations.
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>Just as Croatia deserves credit for its rate of export, so too do other small nations that are comparably superior exporters.
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A izvozimo i najbolje visokoškolovane stručnjake, ali o tome su naslovi s malim fontom
Nogometni dzin
izvozimo i kriminalce
Koliko god bih volio da je to istina, ta vijest ipak nije tocna.
Tu vijest tj. tu racunicu je prvo objavila stranica Croatia Week. Njihov clanak je bio postan na r/soccer, pa su tamo ljudi uocili da je onaj, koji je to izracunao na Croatia Week, uzeo u obzir samo Top 10 izvoznika nogometasa na CIES-ovoj listi. Sve drzave van top 10 je ignorirao, a medju njima ima drzava koji po glavi stanovnika imaju bolju brojku od nas.
Komentar osobe koja je to uocila:
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>Croatia is a great over-achieving footballing nation but this article is pure spin. This article calculates Croatia’s status as the no. 1 per-capita exporter against the 9 other top 10 countries in absolute player exports.
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>Croatia’s 400 players against its 2021 population estimate (3,888,529) give it a per capita export rate of 0.000103.Iceland’s national team squad and recent call-ups alone include 51 players playing abroad.
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>Given Iceland’s estimated 2021 population is 371,580, the 51 players with NT call ups are enough to prove Iceland a superior per capita player exporter (51/371,580 = 0.000137). This number doesn’t even include other Icelandic people playing abroad.San Marino, with a population of 33,600 has 7 current and recent internationals playing in Italy giving it an export rate of 0.00021.
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>According to this, North Macedonia has 209 players abroad. With a population of 1,836,713, North Macedonia has an export rate of 0.000114. This source has been shown by another commenter to vary greatly from the numbers in the article’s referenced report.
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>I’m sure there are many more small nations that exceed Croatia’s per capita export rate.
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>I get that Croatia produces an insane amount of quality talent but there is no point in dubbing yourself to be proportionally no. 1 at exporting while also excluding that vast majority of nations from the calculations.
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>Just as Croatia deserves credit for its rate of export, so too do other small nations that are comparably superior exporters.
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