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| Slovak experts correct the Eurostat data |
| Bratislava, 27.10.2023 |
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| The purchasing power of Slovaks can be compared with the average of the European Union through the lens of the so-called GDP at purchasing power parity per capita metric.It allows to discover how and whether Slovaks are catching up with the standard of living of more developed Western countries. On the other hand, it is a metric that sometimes has errors and imperfections.
Between 1995 and 2022 Slovakia was approaching the EU average, but much more slowly than its neighbouring countries. In 1995, the GDP at purchasing power parity in Slovakia was 49 percent. Among post-Soviet countries, it was the third highest after Slovenia and the Czech Republic.
During the debt crisis ten years ago, Slovakia even outpaced the Western countries being saved by the European bailout fund such as Portugal and Greece.odkaz na stránku
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