Europe Real GDP in Q1’23 vs Q4’19

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  1. So UK is not really developing slower than Spain or Germany? There were multiple articles claiming that due to Brexit they are behind.

  2. Such a weird time period to compare, it looks very manipulative. If it’s a multi-year time period it should begin and end in the same quarter. Otherwise, you can have the data skewed by seasonal economic booms that happen in certain countries but not others.

    This time period has 4x Q1 and Q4, 3x Q2 and Q3. It’s a pretty big difference: +33% bias towards Q1 and 4 industries. There are plenty of industries that vary greatly between seasons. So if a country had a drop in one industry that is 1 and 4 heavy, but an increase in 2 and 3, even if they are the same amount, the country will appear to have fallen on the graph.

  3. I know everyone is getting excited about it and there is a lot of things to be excited, but just keep in mind that Poland has a history of being ruined multiple times by WW1/2 so it’s still raising from the post-war/post-communism era.

  4. yee lets go only true measure of succes is GDP … pls dont tell me how people are actualy a lot porer and prices are stil rising…. WE DONT CARE…

    lets go rich people you go…

    companies on record profits people starving is the key for this succes

    (OBV. SARCASM)

  5. Nice to see Poland doing well, but they have been the largest net receivers of the EU budget for years. You’re welcome Poland.

  6. GDP is a bad metric to use since it doesn’t take into account who owns the money that was made. Does Real GDP remove the ultra rich shareholders from the equation or something?

  7. So basically everything is fine but we’re paying a fine to…the rich…for…*checks notes*…being alive. Ok, got it.

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