Self-hating Poles claiming that this is irrelevant because Poland is a fascist xenophobic homophobic state incoming
LETS GO POLAND! 🇵🇱
Polant stronk kurwa 💪
Polska gorom is real?
How?
As someone who lives in Portugal and can’t wait to leave because of how horrible this place is, I guess that image doesn’t mean much.
TO THE MOOOOOON 🚀🚀🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🚀🚀
This one… Puts a smile on my face.
Hey that’s not fair just I as moved back to Ireland looks like I’m the cause of economic downfall where ever I live
Inflation adjusted GDP?
smh people on reddit will still say that bad fascist pis destroyed the economy with bad fascist ideas like allowances for parents
Pardon my ignorance but is eurostat putting these stats together based on data received from country’s statistics bureaus? If so then I wouldn’t trust that data, because there are some creative ways of hiding debt and making it look better than it really is.
Christ, what the hell happened in Lithuania and Ireland?
TVN – sad face
This is how you win elections…
POLAND MOUNTAIN!!!
ĄÓŁ ĘÓŁ ĆŻ ŻĆŁ (Laughs in Polish)
Poland is AWESOME! I’ll be visiting this summer, excited!
What’s the relation between GDP and actual quality of living of Poles? Because to me that with this inflation there must be something that raw number doesn’t show.
Portugals growth is mostly explained by boom in tourism not from having competitive industries and companies
Is anyone here a business owner?
Did the government start to print money again?
I would like to know how Q1 2023 to Q1 2022 comparision looks.
How is Romania so low?
To the moon /s
Posts showing something actually good about the country? Never seen that before here in Slovakia
Being homophobic paid off 🇵🇱🦅🦅 /s
What’s wrong with Irland? Economic crisis?
ceny tak wyjebało że polacy mają teraz po trzy prace
And yet the złoty is still at 1:4.45 against the Euro, higher than pre-pandemic levels. By all rights it should be somewhere between 1:4.15 to 1:4.30.
Against the USD, we’re at still at nearly five year high levels, as the mid-market rate is 1:4.18. Again, by all rights it should be at about 1:3.85.
Against GBP it’s at 1:5.21… which is, admittedly, lower than it was just prior to Brexit (1:5.73)… but still substantially higher than pre-Covid when it was between 1:4.7 and 1:5.0… and everyone knows that Brexit was the equivalent of nuking your own country.
I really wish we’d finally switch to the Euro because it doesn’t seem like the złoty will ever be as strong as it was between 2010-2011, not even to mention the 2006-2007 heyday where it was 1:4.0 against the Euro.
I know we export a bit more than we import but it still sucks that regular consumers are regularly screwed on exchange rates as it seems like most consumer goods and much of the foodstuffs are imported.
Can’t stop. Won’t stop
A couple of questions: Is this in that country’s currency? And is it real growth (price adjusted)?
I assume it is in terms of local currency and it is price adjusted, still it doesn’t hurt to ask this one. If it is real growth, it should be noted on the graph
**🇵🇱** **🇵🇱** **🇵🇱** POLAND 2024 SUPER POWER **🇵🇱** **🇵🇱** **🇵🇱**
POLAND MOUNTAIN 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
As if GDP was indicator of quality of life
my ass was looking for the UK 💀
actual question: is this rapid GDP growth tied to printing more money (and therefore inflation) or is it actual economic growth for us?
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Self-hating Poles claiming that this is irrelevant because Poland is a fascist xenophobic homophobic state incoming
LETS GO POLAND! 🇵🇱
Polant stronk kurwa 💪
Polska gorom is real?
How?
As someone who lives in Portugal and can’t wait to leave because of how horrible this place is, I guess that image doesn’t mean much.
TO THE MOOOOOON 🚀🚀🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🚀🚀
This one… Puts a smile on my face.
Hey that’s not fair just I as moved back to Ireland looks like I’m the cause of economic downfall where ever I live
Inflation adjusted GDP?
smh people on reddit will still say that bad fascist pis destroyed the economy with bad fascist ideas like allowances for parents
Pardon my ignorance but is eurostat putting these stats together based on data received from country’s statistics bureaus? If so then I wouldn’t trust that data, because there are some creative ways of hiding debt and making it look better than it really is.
Christ, what the hell happened in Lithuania and Ireland?
TVN – sad face
This is how you win elections…
POLAND MOUNTAIN!!!
ĄÓŁ ĘÓŁ ĆŻ ŻĆŁ (Laughs in Polish)
Poland is AWESOME! I’ll be visiting this summer, excited!
What’s the relation between GDP and actual quality of living of Poles? Because to me that with this inflation there must be something that raw number doesn’t show.
Portugals growth is mostly explained by boom in tourism not from having competitive industries and companies
Is anyone here a business owner?
Did the government start to print money again?
I would like to know how Q1 2023 to Q1 2022 comparision looks.
How is Romania so low?
To the moon /s
Posts showing something actually good about the country? Never seen that before here in Slovakia
Being homophobic paid off 🇵🇱🦅🦅 /s
What’s wrong with Irland? Economic crisis?
ceny tak wyjebało że polacy mają teraz po trzy prace
And yet the złoty is still at 1:4.45 against the Euro, higher than pre-pandemic levels. By all rights it should be somewhere between 1:4.15 to 1:4.30.
Against the USD, we’re at still at nearly five year high levels, as the mid-market rate is 1:4.18. Again, by all rights it should be at about 1:3.85.
Against GBP it’s at 1:5.21… which is, admittedly, lower than it was just prior to Brexit (1:5.73)… but still substantially higher than pre-Covid when it was between 1:4.7 and 1:5.0… and everyone knows that Brexit was the equivalent of nuking your own country.
I really wish we’d finally switch to the Euro because it doesn’t seem like the złoty will ever be as strong as it was between 2010-2011, not even to mention the 2006-2007 heyday where it was 1:4.0 against the Euro.
I know we export a bit more than we import but it still sucks that regular consumers are regularly screwed on exchange rates as it seems like most consumer goods and much of the foodstuffs are imported.
Can’t stop. Won’t stop
A couple of questions: Is this in that country’s currency? And is it real growth (price adjusted)?
I assume it is in terms of local currency and it is price adjusted, still it doesn’t hurt to ask this one. If it is real growth, it should be noted on the graph
**🇵🇱** **🇵🇱** **🇵🇱** POLAND 2024 SUPER POWER **🇵🇱** **🇵🇱** **🇵🇱**
POLAND MOUNTAIN 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅
As if GDP was indicator of quality of life
my ass was looking for the UK 💀
actual question: is this rapid GDP growth tied to printing more money (and therefore inflation) or is it actual economic growth for us?
edit: i just want to clarify it for myself
Fucking Poland.
You are the Fucking future.
Czechia is so fucking bad
Panowie. No Polska über alles!