It's actually €34 per German and €237 per Greek. Different countries, different people. The German contribiution to the EU is not guaranteed to make it's way b

It's actually €34 per German and €237 per Greek. Different countries, different people. The German contribiution to the EU is not guaranteed to make it's way back into the Greek economy. And Germans could perhaps use an unpaved country road to travel and move goods to and from Greece instead of a highway that passes through 5 different states, of which two are not even in the EU but have received money from the EU exactly for this kind of infrastructure. https://europa.rs/eu-assistance-to-serbia/?lang=en https://europa.rs/eu-assistance-to-serbia/?lang=en http://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/en/funding/ipa/fyrom/ http://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/en/funding/ipa/fyrom/