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> not that far from the more succesful Eastern European countries which joined in 2004 Most of those countries aren't in the Eurozone, with the notable excepti
by petre 4y ago
> not that far from the more succesful Eastern European countries which joined in 2004
Most of those countries aren't in the Eurozone, with the notable exceptions of Slovakia and Lithuania.
- qwytw 4y agoAlso Estonia, Latvia, Slovenia so the majority of countries which joined in 2004 have the Euro. If you also count Romania and Bulgaria which joined a couple of years later exactly 1/2 of the new member are in the eurozone.