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    Crescita del PIL reale pro capite nei paesi del G7, dopo la pandemia.

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    2. seweso on

      I only want to see how the bottom 10% are doing. 

      I don’t care what about the size of the total pie which is NOT equally distributed!! 

    3. Twoots6359 on

      I would love to see one of these graphs excluding the ai spending, not that its a “better” picture per se but i just want to see how hard that circlejerk is keeping stuff afloat

    5. twistedLucidity on

      Due to increasing wealth inequality, GDP is a very poor measure. Every single person in Ireland is *absolutely loaded* based on GDP, the reality is very different.

    6. Cold-Cell2820 on

      Unfortunately in the US, all the new wealth goes to like 3 dudes.

    9. UnderpantsGnomezz on

      Impressive, very nice.

      Now let’s see the interest/GDP ratios

    10. TheJiral on

      Is it true that about 90% of the US GDP growth is due to AI? You know the currently exponentially growing bubble and money carousele.

    11. Alive_Fisherman8241 on

      Stop provoking germans with data. They know they are the center of the universe, and if they do have any problems, it’s the due to the afd (that has never even been in the government), or musk, but absolutely not their ruling, mainstream political parties 😀

    12. TrollOdinsson on

      Horrible, just godawful color scheme

      3 shades of purple, orange, blue and green all overlaid on top of each other? Jeez

    13. DABOSSROSS9 on

      Prediction: post will hardly be upvoted and most comments will be bashing US while ignoring other countries. 

    14. Fragore on

      Is that Italy, just below the US?? Lol meanwhile Italy and greece are the only 2 eu countries where people are poorer compared to 20 years ago

    15. Jumpy-Weekend-1223 on

      gotta love Z germans….mein fuhrers were the most affected because their economy was/is dependant/exposed to 3 shocky shock shocks all at once

      1. heavy dependence on cheap mother russia energy ..biggest mistake … never trust Z russians..ever!
      2. export and manufacturing led model which was hit hard by weak global demand and chinas economic growth falling sharply hence no car , machinery and industrial equipment exports
      3. structural constraints such as aging workforce and underinvestment on the public and private front..not to mention no innovation or ai investment

      very interested to see were germany will be in the next 3/5 years … 2026 should give us a reasonably clear visibility on the direction forward..i expect gloomy gloom gloom

    16. FlatAssembler on

      How it is that the US economy was apparently hurt so little by COVID in the “valley” of 2020 when millions of people there died from COVID? NPIs were pretty much the same as in Europe, right?

    17. estrellaente on

      Wasn’t the United States in ruins according to Europe?

    18. No-Routine5272 on

      Who trusts statistics coming from the US? Pure propaganda!

    19. Godly_Feanor on

      Regarding Italy, we didn’t increase shit and per capita GPD is a poor metric. The population is declining fast so it’s the same GPD divided by less people hence a higher per capita GDP…

    20. Salvadorpol on

      amazing…now to debt to gdp evolution.
      the US is running a huge government deficit.

    21. silentorange813 on

      Despite all the negativity on reddit regarding Japan’s economy, it’s growing at a decent pace thanks to the cheaper yen.

    22. M3wr4th on

      Basically, this graph says that US and Italy are doing great, in reality they are doing sh*t. Ok, next

    25. BabyNuke on

      For the US, it is good to consider that:

      – Wealth inequality is really high. The top incomes continue to gain wealth, while the rest of the country doesn’t.

      – Healthcare costs are a part of US GDP and becomes ever higher. 

      Sources:
      https://www.forbes.com/sites/josiecox/2025/11/03/income-inequality-is-surging-in-the-us-new-oxfam-report-shows/

      https://www.connectmoney.com/evening-brief/q3-u-s-gdp-surges-to-4-3-driven-by-healthcare-spending-and-resilient-consumers-evening-brief-12-23-25/

    26. _Edu_ on

      Well, those 6 (an EU in general) act as vassals of the US. No wonder they are growing less than the US.

    28. StomachNecessary5512 on

      US is fueled by only the top incomes, the middleclass and lowerclass are struggling to pay the bills.

    30. Egosuma on

      Remarkable how the largest gdp growth per capita goes hand in hand with the largest growth in poverty per capita

    32. schtickshift on

      Gosh the UK, Germany and Canada absolutely flatlined as far as growth is concerned. I will think the USA experiences a permanent tech bump, possibly at the expense of everyone else. Not that this translates into broader wealth inside the USA.

    33. BlackHust on

      It’s quite impressive that the US reached pre-covid levels before the end of 2020.

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