I think you mean Real GPD per capita, not GDP per capita alone as the former is also adjusted for inflation. GDP per capita definitely grew, but once you subtr

I think you mean Real GPD per capita, not GDP per capita alone as the former is also adjusted for inflation. GDP per capita definitely grew, but once you subtract inflation, it's close to zero for some countries or even negative for countries like Greece, Italy compared to their pre-2008 numbers. Ouch! Most of the growth has been in Eastern Europe and the very wealthy ones like Netherlands, Luxembourg, etc.