A res? Po kaki logiki? Imamo nekaj ogromnih držav na svetu v primežu komunizma in jim ne gre in ne gre. Pa so tako velike, da Poljake za malico pojejo. Ne bi jaz v tem iskal izgovore za naše nesposobne vlade.
Hrvaška bo še dolgo tesna balkanska vukojebina
- Ustvarjalec teme veselilisjak
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Evo, mal statistike, na pamet:
Slovenia and Poland are both post-communist success stories, but they’ve taken different paths and have different scales. Here’s a comparison based on major economic and standard of living KPIs (as of recent data from 2023–2024):
1. GDP per capita (PPP)
Slovenia: ~$50,000
Poland: ~$45,000
Winner: Slovenia
Slovenia has consistently had a higher GDP per capita, reflecting a more affluent population on average.
2. Unemployment Rate
Slovenia: ~3.5%
Poland: ~5.0%
Winner: Slovenia
Both are low, but Slovenia has a tighter labor market.
3. Inflation Rate (2023)
Slovenia: ~4–5%
Poland: ~10–12% (recent spikes)
Winner: Slovenia
Poland faced much higher inflation due to energy prices, supply shocks, and policy choices.
4. Human Development Index (HDI)
Slovenia: 0.918 (Very High)
Poland: 0.880 (Very High)
Winner: Slovenia
Higher HDI reflects better health, education, and income overall.
5. Public Debt (% of GDP)
Slovenia: ~70–75%
Poland: ~50–55%
Winner: Poland (fiscally more conservative)
However, Slovenia’s higher debt is still manageable and not excessive by EU standards.
6. Wages and Cost of Living
Average Net Monthly Salary:
Slovenia: ~€1,400–1,500
Poland: ~€1,100–1,200
Cost of Living:
Slovenia: Higher
Poland: Lower
Draw
Higher wages in Slovenia, but also higher prices, especially for housing and services.
7. Inequality (Gini Index)
Slovenia: ~24 (one of the lowest in the world)
Poland: ~30
Winner: Slovenia
More equal income distribution.
Summary:
Final Thought:
Slovenia has a higher standard of living and more equal society, but Poland has a larger economy with more geopolitical influence and growth potential due to its size. Slovenia benefits from being small, stable, and deeply integrated into Western Europe.
Slovenia and Poland are both post-communist success stories, but they’ve taken different paths and have different scales. Here’s a comparison based on major economic and standard of living KPIs (as of recent data from 2023–2024):
1. GDP per capita (PPP)
Slovenia: ~$50,000
Poland: ~$45,000
Winner: Slovenia
Slovenia has consistently had a higher GDP per capita, reflecting a more affluent population on average.
2. Unemployment Rate
Slovenia: ~3.5%
Poland: ~5.0%
Winner: Slovenia
Both are low, but Slovenia has a tighter labor market.
3. Inflation Rate (2023)
Slovenia: ~4–5%
Poland: ~10–12% (recent spikes)
Winner: Slovenia
Poland faced much higher inflation due to energy prices, supply shocks, and policy choices.
4. Human Development Index (HDI)
Slovenia: 0.918 (Very High)
Poland: 0.880 (Very High)
Winner: Slovenia
Higher HDI reflects better health, education, and income overall.
5. Public Debt (% of GDP)
Slovenia: ~70–75%
Poland: ~50–55%
Winner: Poland (fiscally more conservative)
However, Slovenia’s higher debt is still manageable and not excessive by EU standards.
6. Wages and Cost of Living
Average Net Monthly Salary:
Slovenia: ~€1,400–1,500
Poland: ~€1,100–1,200
Cost of Living:
Slovenia: Higher
Poland: Lower
Draw
Higher wages in Slovenia, but also higher prices, especially for housing and services.
7. Inequality (Gini Index)
Slovenia: ~24 (one of the lowest in the world)
Poland: ~30
Winner: Slovenia
More equal income distribution.
Summary:
Final Thought:
Slovenia has a higher standard of living and more equal society, but Poland has a larger economy with more geopolitical influence and growth potential due to its size. Slovenia benefits from being small, stable, and deeply integrated into Western Europe.
Enkrat bo tebi en povedal da nihce ne isce izgovorov ampak se navaja dejstva. Ce Slovenija in Poljska startata na isti tocki bo Poljska zmagala. Ker je vec davkoplacevalcev za podobne storitve. So doloceni servisi ki jih rabis ob 2 in ob 40 milijonih. Poljaki imajo marsikaj kar mi nimamo.
Pa preden se razcvetis, jaz sem dolocen del kariere tam prezivel in se res ne bi z google podatki pregovarjal.
Pomoje si narobe razumel, napisal sem brez primeza komunizma. Dokler so bili v tem primezu jih je dusilo. Poljska nas poje za zajtrk.
Meni se zdijo bolj razviti sploh kar se tiče črpanja EU sredstev od koles do gasilcev je sponzor neki EU sklad.
Se pa težko primerja 40 in 2 milijona ljudi je le razlika ali jih gre par milijonov delat v tujino in prinašajo domov evre ali par tisoč.
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