But Brexit Supporters told me, that the UK would thrive without the evil EU telling it what to do!
Pandemic is temporary. It’s more important how the countries will fare after it.
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Denmark❤️
Nordic countries did really well. Nice graph !
The rich get richer, the poor get poorer. The old tale gets told every now and then.
If this pandemic were taken really seriously then the government attitude to it would be like the attitude to the war. What did we do during the war? We retooled the entire economy in favour of armaments production and war aims. Private profiteering became a nuisance, or a luxury, or at best secondary. The thing has got to be a collective effort.
Disappointing, but more worried about rampant and persistent inflation now, don’t care if you can grow your GDP like the US if inflation is going to sit above any growth and eat it all away.
When was this published? UK GDP data was revised upwards by the ONS to -1.5%
– Shipping
– Medicine
– Pharmaceutical Equipment
– Hi-Tech Machinery
– Renewable Energy Equipment
Yea, we rolling in money right now. Mærsk, the biggest shipping company in the world, and our biggest company, made $18 BILLION this year. Same as the last 9 years combined.
Novo Nordisk (medical) also made a record profit.
Our economy was designed for a pandemic almost. No tourism, no travel but lots of shipping, lots of medicine, lots of food, lots of energy production.
What’s wrong with Spain?
What’s going on with the Norwegian investments? Doesn’t look like it makes much sense on the surface of it.
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*Laughs in Romanian*
Oh wait a sec….
*Laughs in Turkyie*
Standard reminder that the UK measures GDP differently, only counting the estimated benefit from public spending rather than including all public spending directly in the GDP figure.
Way better than Portugal, which, again, fails to even appear on the chart. Because it’s irrelevant.
How did French household income grow? Generous furlough/unemployment payments? They seem to have bucked the trend somewhat
For everyone saying “It’S nOt ThE sAMe As tHE ONS DAtA!1!!!”; they’re using the oecd data, which is reported based on a common standard (SNA 2008). So yes, it’s different, but it’s completely comparable between countries.
“Britain” but “United States”? Feels a little inconsistent.
Why is the increase in income per person at nearly 10% in Canada?
Share prices are a bit disingenuous. The S&P 500 is worth about US$40.3 trillion, the OMXC25 is no where even remotely close. And the the top 5 Companies on the OMXC25 make up the vast majority of its worth.
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Shocking.
WTF Spain? Tourism?
Italians discovered investing or what ?
But glad household incomes have largely increased
But Brexit Supporters told me, that the UK would thrive without the evil EU telling it what to do!
Pandemic is temporary. It’s more important how the countries will fare after it.
[deleted]
Denmark❤️
Nordic countries did really well. Nice graph !
The rich get richer, the poor get poorer. The old tale gets told every now and then.
If this pandemic were taken really seriously then the government attitude to it would be like the attitude to the war. What did we do during the war? We retooled the entire economy in favour of armaments production and war aims. Private profiteering became a nuisance, or a luxury, or at best secondary. The thing has got to be a collective effort.
Disappointing, but more worried about rampant and persistent inflation now, don’t care if you can grow your GDP like the US if inflation is going to sit above any growth and eat it all away.
When was this published? UK GDP data was revised upwards by the ONS to -1.5%
https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/grossdomesticproductgdp/bulletins/quarterlynationalaccounts/julytoseptember2021#revisions-to-gross-domestic-product-gdp
Bros we meet yet again.
What we earn all our money on in Denmark:
– Shipping
– Medicine
– Pharmaceutical Equipment
– Hi-Tech Machinery
– Renewable Energy Equipment
Yea, we rolling in money right now. Mærsk, the biggest shipping company in the world, and our biggest company, made $18 BILLION this year. Same as the last 9 years combined.
Novo Nordisk (medical) also made a record profit.
Our economy was designed for a pandemic almost. No tourism, no travel but lots of shipping, lots of medicine, lots of food, lots of energy production.
What’s wrong with Spain?
What’s going on with the Norwegian investments? Doesn’t look like it makes much sense on the surface of it.
[deleted]
*Laughs in Romanian*
Oh wait a sec….
*Laughs in Turkyie*
Standard reminder that the UK measures GDP differently, only counting the estimated benefit from public spending rather than including all public spending directly in the GDP figure.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/grossdomesticproductgdp/articles/internationalcomparisonsofgdpduringthecoronaviruscovid19pandemic/2021-02-01
Way better than Portugal, which, again, fails to even appear on the chart. Because it’s irrelevant.
How did French household income grow? Generous furlough/unemployment payments? They seem to have bucked the trend somewhat
For everyone saying “It’S nOt ThE sAMe As tHE ONS DAtA!1!!!”; they’re using the oecd data, which is reported based on a common standard (SNA 2008). So yes, it’s different, but it’s completely comparable between countries.
If you’re bored the oecd tells you all about it here: https://www.oecd-ilibrary.org/economics/understanding-national-accounts_9789264214637-en
What are the numbers for Finland?
11 out of 38 OECD countries. Sure.
“Britain” but “United States”? Feels a little inconsistent.
Why is the increase in income per person at nearly 10% in Canada?
Share prices are a bit disingenuous. The S&P 500 is worth about US$40.3 trillion, the OMXC25 is no where even remotely close. And the the top 5 Companies on the OMXC25 make up the vast majority of its worth.
Geez another attempt to bash mighty Britain.
Never go full retard