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The DDR/BDR wealth/income divide is still significant, even today and in spite of the government's fairly aggressive taxes explicitly earmarked to develop the f
by catominor 4y ago
The DDR/BDR wealth/income divide is still significant, even today and in spite of the government's fairly aggressive taxes explicitly earmarked to develop the former DDR.
- testrun 4y agoAnd if you compare current eastern Germany as opposed to the DDR, current inhabitants have it so much better. Another group that did not improve are the stans (Kazakstan and related countries).
- petre 4y agoThey're all run by lifelong presidents, with the exception of Kyrgystan, which is now basically a Chinese colony. So no real democracy there.
- coldtea 4y ago>And if you compare current eastern Germany as opposed to the DDR, current inhabitants have it so much better Depends on what you mean by better. For example they're much worse thrown in the rat race