I suddenly noticed that eurozone economy is not growing

I suddenly noticed that eurozone economy is not growing.

Why?

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Amerigoblos

it will get bigger when germoney ask for it

Because the euro is a scam

because it was a stupid idea

Because common monetary policy without common fiscal policy is suicide.

>Because the euro is a scam
THIS

AND THIS AGAIN

Tell us more.

jews

The euro is a fundamentally bad idea and everybody inside is off worse than they would be without it.

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>Stagnant populations
>Barely work
>Government does everything for people

It's a right mystery isn't it

Sanctions from Russia killed it

Of course

He said eurozone, don't reply me, kronanigger

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>Can't control your currency
>You lose
It's that simple

The eurozone has never grown faster than EU25/EU27/EU28 and EU has never grown faster than Europe as a whole.

It's a scam.

Yeah brilliant idea to couple completely diffrent economies from diffrent countries to one currency

too many southrons

Yes this totally does not have anything to do with German reunification and the growth of Eastern Europe.

Our economy was shit even before the euro, if anything the euro forced us to come to terms with the fact that our economy is a shitshow.

Polish is

Meds and Slavs killed Euro and European Union in General, UK leaving is just hitting a nail in the coffin

Why would it?

EU is now closer to Russia than to America in GDP (PPP) per capita.

Eurozone is even lower.

Though, the first is only because of fast post-Soviet Russian growth under Putin.

Imagine actually falling for EU propaganda about their strength growth

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Would it be good for the EU economy to let Russia join em?

Poland hates you, so probably they would veto Russia

Yeah, yeah, I know, I mean hypothetically

you profit from it, germcuck

>muh share of worlds economy
>the IMF publishes for 190 countries in 2017 but only for 146 countries in 1980
the only country who's share has seen significant growth is china btw

Cheaper resources could help to lower the prices.

Would you let these people veto something?

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Only true European countries adopt Euro.

It's really fucking weird when you think about it. The EU has both a larger population than the US and less developed regions with a lower GDP per capita overall, but it's still growing slower. The economy of the US is almost as big as the whole of Europe at this point, and already surpassed the EU years ago. By all metrics Europe should be growing faster than the US, and the EU should be the main driver behind that growth, but it's simply not happening. A country with 2/3 the population and double the GDP per capita is growing at nearly double the speed of the EU, and less than half the population of Europe but triple the GDP per capita is growing roughly 50% faster.

It really makes you think

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US GDP is now growing with population, whereas per capita income isn't.

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S A N D N I G G E R S

US population growth is less than 1% a year though, while GDP per capita is growing at between 2%-3% a year. You also posted median income, which isn't GDP per capita.

Sneaky german sympathizer

Almost all Eurozone countries are advanced economies, which in general grow slower

That's because the US have centralized planning. The EU doesn't have a real central executive to control investments

Post graphs please.
% real GDP growth and % population growth by year.

>impact of a currency on prosperity
Lol what

Pretty much everything you said was wrong that I don't even know where to begin.

multpl.com/us-population-growth-rate/table/by-year
>US population growing at less than 1% a year every year since 2000
multpl.com/us-real-gdp-growth-rate/table/by-year
>US real GDP growth, barring recessions, typically growing at around anywhere from 1.5% to 3% over the same period
data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.KD.ZG?locations=US&view=chart
>Barring recessions, growth is typically between 1%-3% per year over the same period

I admit that I thought it was higher on the low end, but even in the few places where it dips below 1% it's still growing faster than the population. Which makes sense given the fact that the economy is growing faster.

Meant for What, the economy of the US is factually larger than the EU's and its economy last year was only $2 trillion yes than the continent-wide estimate, has roughly 2/3 the population of the EU, less than 1/2 of Europe as a whole, has a higher GDP per capita, and is growing faster. Literally all of these are facts that you can look up with a simple google search.

We will see a Frexit in our lifetime and nothing will make me happier

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german reunification fucked our economy hard though it didnt help.

what did he mean by this?

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We are already too fucking high dlwe cant grow as much as shitholes like yours.

its a wonder we are growing at all. our populations are all falling while yours is growing. you realize our average age is old as fuck? western europes problem has nothing to do with the eu not encouraging growth. its a demographic problem.

>PPP
poor people points

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EU =/= eurozone.

Germany and Italy are both shrinking and these are largest economies.

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it all comes tumbling down tumbling down tumbling down

you're gonna hurt the ruskie's feelings stop!!

Do you still live in 2015?

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we're so irrelevant in every possible way wtf

But life is good so who cares?

>quarter to quarter growth
meme. It's absolutely meaningless

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I don't think your map means what you think it means. Anyway I know France's approval swung up the past couple years but it'll swing back down again. Especially after Macron

Brexit killed the chances of every other -exit movement for at least a couple decades

You must be thinking nominal GDP which is a useless metric. It's China, then the EU, then the US.

>You must be thinking nominal GDP which is a useless metric.

Substantiate your claims.

Developed economies can't grow like a developing economy would. It is simple as that. There is a ceiling that is governed by the amount of people and raw resources available. There is no such thing as infinite growth. I thought that Russians were supposed to be smart. I guess not.

Why are those 2 countries using euro without EU approval?

Because of Russian sanctions

>greece
must be fake

They adopted it unilaterally. I guess in an attempt to stabilize their economy with a more trusted currency, like the CFA Franc in Africa

One gulag pass was deposited to your account

>couple
peg*

>UK leaving
UK finally gtfoing will be a breath of fresh air and a nice spectacle to watch when their isolated country starts to break down

Because the euro is too expensive for countries that aren't the Netherlands, Germany and Finland.

Besides the EU cannot reform so it will collapse.

I thought you would understand without words.

>Everything you said is wrong
>No
>Actually you're thinking nominal GDP not PPP
>Even though that was only one part
Even then in PPP terms the US still has a higher GDP per capita and is still growing faster, really not sure what your point is

US now has 0-0,5% annual growth per capita.

Factually incorrect

Germany is dying and EU members only exist for keeping Germany alive. There is no future in EU.

>Even then in PPP terms the US still has a higher GDP
Its not about PPP though, the EUs economy is larger in inflationa djusted currency, which is the only relevant indicator for economic size on the international market.
Everything else just depends entirely on currency fluctuations which don't really tell you much. If you look at the economies, in for example, 2010 US $ you see the EU still being larger.
Right now the only reason the EUs economy looks smaller is because the ECB has been agressively dumping the € to keep Italy and other southern european economies afloat.

hahaha

Germany goes into recession >>>> all Europe stagnates.

I don't like EU but I like being able to travel in eu and euros

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I think you misread my post. PPP takes inflation into account and I was talking about PPP per capita, not total GDP PPP. And those numbers are already in dollar terms.

>What is China?

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>PPP takes inflation into account
It literally doesn't unless you use constant prices

>There is no future in EU.

B этoм нeт ничeгo плoхoгo.

Лaтыши нoминaльнo "пpoтecтaнты", нo вo вcём ocтaльнoм ближe нac y вac никoгo нeт.

>PPP takes inflation into account
PPP does not take inflation into account, thats not how it works. It adjusts for relative currency value, not inflation. Those are not the same.

>And those numbers are already in dollar terms.
Current dollars, not fixed term which is what I was talking about in the entire post. The size of an economy is not reflected by the current currency value GDP terms for the obvious reason that currency fluctuation is a thing and it does not reflect the actual growing and shrinking of the economy, due to speculation.

Hence, using for example fixed 2010 US $, rather than current value.

PPP per capita is a meme value, just like all PPP comparisons. The relative internal size of an economy is irrelevant when we're talking about growth and relevance on the global market. Yes obviously the EU is larger internally than the US because it contains more stuff. But its also larger in terms of "value", which is the point. The only reason its currently looking smaller is because of currency dumping.

This

Communism

What?

No, we don't.

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it will when ukraine enters the EU and germany invests there

You get cheap labour and a market of over 100 million people who buy your shit

Only economies not growing are UK, Germany Italy and Sweden, everything else is growing.

Pablo, are you really this fucking stupid that you think only Poland would oppose Russia entering the EU?

They still grew compared to the same period last year except for Italy

Slow-downs in economic growth are normal. Things will get better. Stop being retarded.

read Roger Bootle's book
The Trouble With Europe

The whole European Union serves the interests of the Germans

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Иди нaхyй

They bought our shit before the Euro and they'd continue to buy our shit after it. And it's not just foreigners working low-wage jobs in Germany.

>Иди нaхyй

Why?
He is a Nobel Laureate in Economics

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