I sort of fail to see why this is such a terrible abuse. Even in France, it doesn't seem absurd to recognize that St. Denis and Paris aren't really operating in

I sort of fail to see why this is such a terrible abuse. Even in France, it doesn't seem absurd to recognize that St. Denis and Paris aren't really operating in the same economic world. It seems that Budapest, Warsaw, and Vilnius are in a similar boat? Globalization often has a way of dramatically centralizing wealth, and old borders might need updating.