> giving credit to misleading stadistics posted by caballero
The economic newspaper Expansión is one of the main newspapers in Spain. The case of Ireland is a widely recognized example of success. I have put it here only to compare it with Spain, since it hooks very well having had such a similar per capita income for so long. I brought this example up to indicate that although the EU were an invention to reduce the value of the currency of the richest countries and thus make them better exporters, the truth is that a lot of wealth has been distributed and Ireland has taken advantage of it. Therefore, other countries could/should also do the same.
I have already seen on other occasions cases of good work criticized by the left, to enter, parasitize it, and destroy it in the name of the people, resilience, climate change, etc.
Lithuania and Cyprus overtake Spain in GDP per capita
https://www.eleconomista.es/economia/noticias/11283506/06/21/El-consumo-y-la-riqueza-per-capita-en-Espana-ampliaron-su-brecha-con-la-eurozona-en-2020.htmlI would say that the main reason why we stagnate in per capita income is that many people have been taught to live off the state, which raises prices and taxes indiscriminately. This makes it very difficult to innovate and compete.
Mr Roca used to say the mantra that they usually repeat like parrots: "what has to be done is that the brains that have left return to Spain". So that? to steal from them too? Do you think that someone who has made an effort to have a life outside of here is going to want to come back? to pay you for your luxuries?
> If somebody now jumps in to say "lower taxes are good", thus demonstrating that he can't count to 3 and doesn't know what taxes are good for
Yeah, my fault
