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    1. BookmarksBrother on

      Cant believe UK outperformed Germany, Italy and France lol.

    2. lawrotzr on

      Cool to see some of the rapidly developing Eastern European countries on the positive end of the scale.

    3. Worried_Advance8011 on

      It’s sad that people believe this bullshit means anything at all.

    4. Budget-Disaster-2218 on

      Lithuania had 30% inflation during covid. 15% increase is just half of what was stolen by EU money printer

    5. Leading_Stick_5918 on

      Swede here.
      Haha, we’re poor now. -_-

      Oh god..

      And so many brain dead swedes can’t get that thought inside their head. Instead they go; ”There are so many foreigners here saying how cheap everything is! So interesting! Also; why is everything so expensive abroad? We’re a rich country! Weird..”

      No, we’re Poland in the early 00’s. 

    6. Angdelran on

      Yeah, I don’t believe this at all. My country (Hungary) is at a 97.1%, therefore it is -3% and not +10. The avg real wage was higher in 2020 than it is now. If I just calculate the nationally reported avg wage’s worth from 2019 with the inflation it is below what the avg wage is today. And the prices went up for nearly every major expense category.

    7. Frosty_Ice_9771 on

      I can’t understand why Italy did +5% of GDP in that timeframe but the salaries still dropped.

    8. vnprkhzhk on

      They are finally writing Czechia as Czechia and not Czech Republic.

      They start writing Slovakia as Slovak Republic… Really???

    9. PyloPower on

      Belgium seems off, we are indexed with inflation and wages have gone up a lot past that index.

    10. RadioFreeAmerika on

      On average, so if the top earners gained a lot in real hourly wages while the bottom earners lost some, the country would still appear above OECD average in this graphic.

    11. Archaemenes on

      So the UK beat out the OECD average? They haven’t yet devolved to a third world tribal society since Brexit? /s

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