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Spain, France, Portugal, and Germany seem to be where we could learn a lot of valuable lessons. All EU countries, all next to each other - Germany is bar far t
by onlyrealcuzzo 4y ago
Spain, France, Portugal, and Germany seem to be where we could learn a lot of valuable lessons.
All EU countries, all next to each other - Germany is bar far the biggest success - also the most densely populated - and yet hasn't seen home prices run away like in France and Spain. On the other side - Portugal hasn't either.
Like Spain, it hasn't exactly had an amazing economic boom...
- spaetzleesser 4y agoFrom what I hear from family in Germany it's got pretty bad lately. Young people don't even dream of owning a home anymore or even moving out from parents' home.
- allendoerfer 4y ago> Germany is by far the biggest success It helps if you compare against a point in time, where you have just absorbed an impoverished communist economy that has to start from 0.
- onlyrealcuzzo 4y agoGermany has the highest GDP per Capita, the least debt per Capita, and is growing faster than any of the other EU countries in the last 10 years. I think that has little to do with WWII.
- allendoerfer 4y agoI am not talking about the German Empire turning into the Federal Republic, I am talking about the Federal Republic absorbing Eastern Germany (with state-owned property and very little income per person).