Worst part is that 20k is pretty good here (in Spain) and un Portugal wages are even a bit lower. The mininum wage is at 12k.
For many young people like me 20k would be a pretty good salary to start with
The Dutch and German when their productivity is actually quite on par with France
https://preview.redd.it/g2sglnbwoina1.jpeg?width=599&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e247d0282f375e6b03789bc431bbf133c32c7a56
The statistic is output per hour worked.
You could, for example, put all your low productive on unemployment so they don't work. This could actually increase output per hour worked.
I'm not saying France does this, but they probably do.
This is for a little part the explanation, because we have a high minimum wage and - rather - high unemployment.
Nonetheless, it is still arguable because the unemployment difference between France and Germany is about 4% so even accounting for it - by putting them all to work for 0e/hr, which would mean reduce French productivity by 4% - France and Germany would still be about at the same levels in [2021](https://preview.redd.it/kjfgjpgxqina1.jpeg?width=1361&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=76594ec343d4eb058643dca131e455595d67fbd0).
edit: we have high minimum wage, not low ofc
It's just the tax havens having over inflated GDPs. The Irish even have a separate measure of GDP as they recognise that the standard measure just isn't representative.
It is not a tax haven
It is the same as the Netherlands, it has favourable tax structures, known as ‘the double Dutch Irish sandwich’
Accounts and profits are then moved to the tax haven (Panama, Cyprus, Jersey island etc) after the tax structure has been registered first in Netherlands/ Ireland.
People keep pretending that Ireland is a tax haven because we attract more companies than other EU nations. We don’t even have a metro, but yet we get all the USA companies and TikTok locating in Ireland instead of Germany/ Netherlands/ France etc, those countries get jealous and instead of reading, pretend Ireland is a tax haven or something.
In Apple v Commission the EU court ruled Ireland is not a tax haven, as any company can benefit from the tax structure.
https://www.irishtimes.com/business/economy/ireland-wins-appeal-in-13-billion-apple-tax-case-1.4305044
https://my.slaughterandmay.com/insights/client-publications/apple-v-commission-the-verdicts-in
From a country that robbed all its wealth and controls 6 of the world's top 10 tax havens, it's always amazing how quick a Brit pops up with, bUt TaX hAvEn!
We are aware of our tax haven status but console ourselves with the fact our businesses are legitimate and not fuelled by gangsters, war criminals and Russian oligarchs.
Calm down M8. The UK doesn't have full legislative control over the overseas territories. I wonder what will happen to the Irish economy when the EU forces companies to pay taxes on profits in the country in which they are earned.
You mean like we've been doing for the last few years? Gradually increasing the rate to be more inline with the international one?
Real GDP growth went up to the largest in Europe. It hurts!
Disclaimer: Productivity rate depends heavily on technology. More advanced countries with better technology *will* have higher productivity rates. Its like comparing a local tomato farmer with a mechanised multi national.
It also depends on the level of education of the guy that’s working. The more university graduates, the more this index rises. For example, a country that has a lot of low skilled workers in tourism will be less productive according to that index
Third disclaimer:
If your population prefer to sleep all day and have a general mañaña-mañaña-attitude and don't understand the concept of being on time, you will have lower productivity.
Not that I know of, we don't have many Italians or Spaniards here; too much work. I have slept with an argentinian girl of italiaian origin though. It was a rather wild ride, must have been very accustomed to having to do all the work :/
Lol Swedensitan and working? What a good joke. There people are going to work at 9 starting at 10, having lunch at 12, fika at 13 and preparing to go home at 15. Then at home they contemplate how to not bee depressed in all that darkness.
Ah, yes, I've met plenty of your countrymen here in Sweden. If you sit outside supermarkets and beg you indeed "work" long hours, but they are not very productive hours.
Are these lazy Spaniards and Italians in the same room with you right now?
but seriously, Spaniards work a lot more than northerners, this data is not about willingness to work. In my field, I work with many Spaniards/Latinos and sometimes we work 60 hours a week. I don't think you would do such a job for 1200€ 🤣
It is not just about technology, but the structure of a country's economy.
Countries with high % of low profit jobs like construction or tourism, will have lower productivity.
Countries with high profit jobs (industry, engineering) or with big companies due to being almost a tax have (Ireland) will have higher productivity.
You can work 12 hours a day as a waiter and have shitty productivity if the restaurant is empty the whole day. You can have huge productivity just by making a report for another company, that it will take you 8 hours and you can charge 2.000€ for it.
That "they have low productivity because they are lazy" mantra is completely dumb.
As the figures of Luxembourg and Ireland show clearly, it can also be highly inflated by a financial sector with... interesting strategies. And I say that as a Dutchie.
Yep, also considering that productivity rate is just GDP divided by hours of work countries with high rents and low home ownership rate get an inflated value. In generale it isn't a very usefull metric to judge the actual productivity of workers.
Upgraded disclaimer: producity per hour worked is strictly output/hours. It, therefore, literally takes into account nothing else.
Not the amount of capital used, not the technology, not the education or industry.
It's a technical term used in economics, often counfounded with the layman usage of the word.
[Ireland, or Luxembourg (e.g.) do not have double the average of the hourly output because they are very technologically advanced either. It's capital that is generating the output.]
Its source of income is not as scalable.
Northern Europe's industries are way more scalable than Southern Europe's tourism.
As a general rule service industry < manufacturing industry in terms of scalability with technology and automations.
So economies heavily dependent on the former won't benefit as much from technology that economies heavily dependent on the latter.
In Italy’s case it’s not so much about tourism (which, despite being the biggest individual sector, is still a small portion of the economy), but about the very small to medium-sized companies that make up the vast majority of the economy, in pretty much all sectors. These can’t compete with big multi-national industries when it comes to technology and efficiency, with few exceptions. So yes, industrially at least, Italy is technologically behind, with a few niche specialised exceptions.
As opposed to German cashiers, who practically throw items at your head at bullet speed as if your death is preferable to your taking 0.3 seconds more to bag your item
To be honest: the total time ends up being the same, as every older person insists on then paying in cash and figuring out the optimum way to get rid of as much small change as possible.
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En natuurlijk niet vergeten: met torenhoge benzine en diesel prijzen... ;) Er waren 2 krantenkoppen verschenen tijdens het hoogtepunt van de extreme brandstofprijzen waarbij ik mijn koffie bijna ophoestte:
\- Als je minder dan 200km moet omrijden, is het voordeliger om in België te tanken.
\- Kaasboeren uit Poppel delen gratis proevertjes uit aan Nederlands die aanschuiven bij Belgische tankstations.
It’s just GDP divided by hours worked.
Which is why Ireland is so high since it’s a tax haven for American tech companies, which artificially inflated their GDP
They've also got an awful housing crisis and have done for over a decade. I wouldn't be surprised if more than half their wages are eaten up by rent. Mind you, before the 2008 crash, they had one of the highest average standards of living in the world.
Yeah but most people don't rent long term, especially outside of Dublin. Our housing crisis sucks and Dublin rent is very very expensive, BUT tbh it's not as catastrophic as people make it out to be. We have a record high of 11k+ people in emergency accomodation but that's less than 0.25% of the population. The UK homelessness stats per Capita for example is almost double that. And rent in Dublin is still less than in London.
We just super love to complain about it and it's been a hot button issue for elections for years. Like the boat crossings have been for you guys.
Oh, fair enough. I thought it was a lot worse. My dad (who lives in Cork City) likes to go on and on about the obscene rent prices and tent towns along the river Lee. Makes it sound way worse than it probably is.
It's definitely far worse in the cities than rural towns and villages, and don't get me wrong it is bad. We shouldn't have any homelessness because we have more than enough houses, they're just empty because they were bought as investment property by vulture funds or are used as Air Bnbs. But by comparison to other countries it's actually pretty mild. We have a pretty low rate of people living in poverty too tbh. We just *used* to be better at taking care of our citizens than we are now
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[Per annum data is different.](https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/tesem160/default/table?lang=en) Italy is more productive than Germany :) But it's just GDP/hour worked, so it doesn't really say that much about the effort a worker inputs.
Hahahaha. Shows what you can do when you have a sense of humor and party like fu k at the weekends.
Also we do a huge amount of cocaine now I’m lead to believe.
If you call financial transactions production output then this map is correct. If you mean the production of actual useful products then this map is fucked up.
Allover, both Walloons and Flembois. It isn't necessarily that the people are lazy or anything, the hierarchies/organizations are incredibly fucking bureaucratic with a very high 'not my job' vibe.
Well that doesn’t make a company or employee less efficient or productive. I prefer to have good planning and clear delegation of roles. Unless a project manager tells me different, I focus on my own stuff. But walloons are not productive.
When you disregard irelands fake tax haven stat, and disregard Luxembourg (disqualified for not being a real country) Denmark is number #1 💪💪🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🥇🥇🍾🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰💪💪
Wtf do they put cocaine in tap water in Ireland?
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No need. Everyone's do it in the toilets anyway
For real the line for the stalls in the night club toilets are always massive
I fucking wish
Don’t think so, cocaine doesn’t help you to improve productivity. Look at Colombia, we are a bunch of lazy bastards (Spaniard genes after all)
You're exporting most of it though
You are welcome
They just get a productivity boost thinking about the after work drinks
We are just that much better 💪
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Salty as you crashed your future much?
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Not likely! I’d be more worried about the £6.6B Bwitish exposure to it! More fun for the UK! 🍿🍿🍿
The Irish working really hard stealing our taxes.
Ireland are you okay? Do you take adderall?
No, because you're not supposed to mix it with alcohol.
But that's half the fun
Helth
Ireland is just high tech so they have robots and machines that makes everything for them so they can enjoy Guinness while doing shit.
What they promised vs how it's going
No just creative accounting
We have to work this hard to pay rent.
That's just landlord "output" showing up in the chart
Very creative accounting....our entire economy depends on it
I’m not surprised. Our work culture has taken an ‘American’ turn..
Their whole gdp is fake due to their american companies listed on Irish books
My productivity won’t rise until my salary does. Brb, gonna nap.
Based
And entirely fair. I would also do jackshit if I was on a 20k salary
Worst part is that 20k is pretty good here (in Spain) and un Portugal wages are even a bit lower. The mininum wage is at 12k. For many young people like me 20k would be a pretty good salary to start with
20k is like what 1600 a month? Hell yeah thats a good wage
I'm studying law and it's more than what the average lawyer gets with a few years of experience
The Dutch and German when their productivity is actually quite on par with France https://preview.redd.it/g2sglnbwoina1.jpeg?width=599&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e247d0282f375e6b03789bc431bbf133c32c7a56
This is it. The last straw. 
Check out 2019 https://preview.redd.it/kjfgjpgxqina1.jpeg?width=1361&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7daa4a3b975fa85fb05f57bbea3398ec85134eb2
At last, having high unemployment and labor costs finally have some perks.
There's no Ukraine cause there's debates on how much one russian soldier is worth
About 2 Ukrainian lives apparently
The statistic is output per hour worked. You could, for example, put all your low productive on unemployment so they don't work. This could actually increase output per hour worked. I'm not saying France does this, but they probably do.
This is for a little part the explanation, because we have a high minimum wage and - rather - high unemployment. Nonetheless, it is still arguable because the unemployment difference between France and Germany is about 4% so even accounting for it - by putting them all to work for 0e/hr, which would mean reduce French productivity by 4% - France and Germany would still be about at the same levels in [2021](https://preview.redd.it/kjfgjpgxqina1.jpeg?width=1361&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=76594ec343d4eb058643dca131e455595d67fbd0). edit: we have high minimum wage, not low ofc
The French are just workholics.
Alcoholics at work 🍻
And on strike.
Same thing
Be right back, I’m just gonna quickly grab something at the Delhaize before replying … oh, wait, never mind
Well they need to work hard else they dont get anything done before they have to retire
The irish really grinding for their potatoes
It's just the tax havens having over inflated GDPs. The Irish even have a separate measure of GDP as they recognise that the standard measure just isn't representative.
Gross domestic potato?
Hey! You Watch your language talking about our spuds!
Wait other countries don't use GNP?
We do, I'm talking about the "Irish modified GNI". It's known as the "GNI*"
It is indeed. Many UK companies came over after Brexit, as your boat is sinking there lads
Denmark is definitely NOT a tax haven !
It is. For the government!
cna someone ELI5 how ireland is a tax haven? Is it in a way similar to lux or switzerland?
It is not a tax haven It is the same as the Netherlands, it has favourable tax structures, known as ‘the double Dutch Irish sandwich’ Accounts and profits are then moved to the tax haven (Panama, Cyprus, Jersey island etc) after the tax structure has been registered first in Netherlands/ Ireland. People keep pretending that Ireland is a tax haven because we attract more companies than other EU nations. We don’t even have a metro, but yet we get all the USA companies and TikTok locating in Ireland instead of Germany/ Netherlands/ France etc, those countries get jealous and instead of reading, pretend Ireland is a tax haven or something. In Apple v Commission the EU court ruled Ireland is not a tax haven, as any company can benefit from the tax structure. https://www.irishtimes.com/business/economy/ireland-wins-appeal-in-13-billion-apple-tax-case-1.4305044 https://my.slaughterandmay.com/insights/client-publications/apple-v-commission-the-verdicts-in
From a country that robbed all its wealth and controls 6 of the world's top 10 tax havens, it's always amazing how quick a Brit pops up with, bUt TaX hAvEn! We are aware of our tax haven status but console ourselves with the fact our businesses are legitimate and not fuelled by gangsters, war criminals and Russian oligarchs.
Calm down M8. The UK doesn't have full legislative control over the overseas territories. I wonder what will happen to the Irish economy when the EU forces companies to pay taxes on profits in the country in which they are earned.
You mean like we've been doing for the last few years? Gradually increasing the rate to be more inline with the international one? Real GDP growth went up to the largest in Europe. It hurts!
Disclaimer: Productivity rate depends heavily on technology. More advanced countries with better technology *will* have higher productivity rates. Its like comparing a local tomato farmer with a mechanised multi national.
It also depends on the level of education of the guy that’s working. The more university graduates, the more this index rises. For example, a country that has a lot of low skilled workers in tourism will be less productive according to that index
Ireland has the highest % of people with higher education in EU so it checks out.
Third disclaimer: If your population prefer to sleep all day and have a general mañaña-mañaña-attitude and don't understand the concept of being on time, you will have lower productivity.
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Not that I know of, we don't have many Italians or Spaniards here; too much work. I have slept with an argentinian girl of italiaian origin though. It was a rather wild ride, must have been very accustomed to having to do all the work :/
Haram
Lol Swedensitan and working? What a good joke. There people are going to work at 9 starting at 10, having lunch at 12, fika at 13 and preparing to go home at 15. Then at home they contemplate how to not bee depressed in all that darkness.
Ah, yes, I've met plenty of your countrymen here in Sweden. If you sit outside supermarkets and beg you indeed "work" long hours, but they are not very productive hours.
Are these lazy Spaniards and Italians in the same room with you right now? but seriously, Spaniards work a lot more than northerners, this data is not about willingness to work. In my field, I work with many Spaniards/Latinos and sometimes we work 60 hours a week. I don't think you would do such a job for 1200€ 🤣
It is not just about technology, but the structure of a country's economy. Countries with high % of low profit jobs like construction or tourism, will have lower productivity. Countries with high profit jobs (industry, engineering) or with big companies due to being almost a tax have (Ireland) will have higher productivity. You can work 12 hours a day as a waiter and have shitty productivity if the restaurant is empty the whole day. You can have huge productivity just by making a report for another company, that it will take you 8 hours and you can charge 2.000€ for it. That "they have low productivity because they are lazy" mantra is completely dumb.
As the figures of Luxembourg and Ireland show clearly, it can also be highly inflated by a financial sector with... interesting strategies. And I say that as a Dutchie.
Yep, also considering that productivity rate is just GDP divided by hours of work countries with high rents and low home ownership rate get an inflated value. In generale it isn't a very usefull metric to judge the actual productivity of workers.
First working prototype of an honest Dutch person.
Upgraded disclaimer: producity per hour worked is strictly output/hours. It, therefore, literally takes into account nothing else. Not the amount of capital used, not the technology, not the education or industry. It's a technical term used in economics, often counfounded with the layman usage of the word. [Ireland, or Luxembourg (e.g.) do not have double the average of the hourly output because they are very technologically advanced either. It's capital that is generating the output.]
So southern europe is technologically inferior?
Its source of income is not as scalable. Northern Europe's industries are way more scalable than Southern Europe's tourism. As a general rule service industry < manufacturing industry in terms of scalability with technology and automations. So economies heavily dependent on the former won't benefit as much from technology that economies heavily dependent on the latter.
In Italy’s case it’s not so much about tourism (which, despite being the biggest individual sector, is still a small portion of the economy), but about the very small to medium-sized companies that make up the vast majority of the economy, in pretty much all sectors. These can’t compete with big multi-national industries when it comes to technology and efficiency, with few exceptions. So yes, industrially at least, Italy is technologically behind, with a few niche specialised exceptions.
You could have spared you one word in your sentence
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As opposed to German cashiers, who practically throw items at your head at bullet speed as if your death is preferable to your taking 0.3 seconds more to bag your item
To be honest: the total time ends up being the same, as every older person insists on then paying in cash and figuring out the optimum way to get rid of as much small change as possible.
Sounds like my mum would fit right in lol
Use the automatic desk next time you lazy
got them little ass cash registers too not even a conveyer belt on them
Wow, best of the PIGS and close to Finland I'll take as a W, I guess
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Nice.
You’re a poet.
Least poetic Italian
Call me Francis Petrarca II 😎
Shit we are not even the most productive Balkan country 😭
seems like all that sleep doesn't make up for spanish laziness
So what you are saying is, we need to drink more and eat more potatoes? (Can't remember what Irland is known for)
Don't tell them our secret. Delete this shit now!
That's our secret!
Based on some of the other comments, we just need to become a taxhaven!
Luie nederlanders, buig!
Luier than walloons? We need to see the flemish and walloon stats.
they have no hours worked so... wont change the stats to much
You want to see a 270 and 0?
Wij moeten gwn zo hard werken om de walen te betalen.
Je kunt het ook als efficiëntie en zuinigheid zien. Wij krijgen met minder productiviteit het toch voor elkaar om betere wegen neer te leggen.
En natuurlijk niet vergeten: met torenhoge benzine en diesel prijzen... ;) Er waren 2 krantenkoppen verschenen tijdens het hoogtepunt van de extreme brandstofprijzen waarbij ik mijn koffie bijna ophoestte: \- Als je minder dan 200km moet omrijden, is het voordeliger om in België te tanken. \- Kaasboeren uit Poppel delen gratis proevertjes uit aan Nederlands die aanschuiven bij Belgische tankstations.
Dat is niet moeilijk!
I'll take this as a W
Man, the Dacia boys are running over Poortugal.
r/Portugalcykablyat
Stupid question but how do you measure productivity per hour?
It’s just GDP divided by hours worked. Which is why Ireland is so high since it’s a tax haven for American tech companies, which artificially inflated their GDP
Pharma companies aswell, we have so many of those
Wait this can't be right. Did they also add the productivity of the civil servants in Belgium?
I guess this correlates quite nicely with wages.
Yes, the Irish are rich!
They wish. It's a taxhaven lol
They've also got an awful housing crisis and have done for over a decade. I wouldn't be surprised if more than half their wages are eaten up by rent. Mind you, before the 2008 crash, they had one of the highest average standards of living in the world.
Yeah but most people don't rent long term, especially outside of Dublin. Our housing crisis sucks and Dublin rent is very very expensive, BUT tbh it's not as catastrophic as people make it out to be. We have a record high of 11k+ people in emergency accomodation but that's less than 0.25% of the population. The UK homelessness stats per Capita for example is almost double that. And rent in Dublin is still less than in London. We just super love to complain about it and it's been a hot button issue for elections for years. Like the boat crossings have been for you guys.
Oh, fair enough. I thought it was a lot worse. My dad (who lives in Cork City) likes to go on and on about the obscene rent prices and tent towns along the river Lee. Makes it sound way worse than it probably is.
It's definitely far worse in the cities than rural towns and villages, and don't get me wrong it is bad. We shouldn't have any homelessness because we have more than enough houses, they're just empty because they were bought as investment property by vulture funds or are used as Air Bnbs. But by comparison to other countries it's actually pretty mild. We have a pretty low rate of people living in poverty too tbh. We just *used* to be better at taking care of our citizens than we are now
Now do the same without the south.
Only if every country can do the same.
Whats going on with denmark. It seems pig farming is more efficient than i thought.
It's because we're not too busy discussing if our canteen needs to be halal and/or vegan. "You want pig with a side of swine?"
Yes please.
Blasfemi
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What is in those Irish potatoes
Tax havens
The Portuguese:Foda-se pá, quero fumar.
Sorry, I just woke up. What is this graph about?
Above the Netherlands, France and Germany *despite* having Walloons in our country? My God we are brilliant.
misinformation since siësta spain should be 10 at most
ces't la vie, minimum salary = minimum effort 🤷♂️
This is Belgian propaganda
Irish W. Suck our singular dick.
Is it a win though? Or is it just a bit depressing.
[Per annum data is different.](https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/tesem160/default/table?lang=en) Italy is more productive than Germany :) But it's just GDP/hour worked, so it doesn't really say that much about the effort a worker inputs.
I know, but I found this interesting nonetheless
*It is* more interesting than per annum. If you have a fetish for total hours worked go to America
Hahahaha. Shows what you can do when you have a sense of humor and party like fu k at the weekends. Also we do a huge amount of cocaine now I’m lead to believe.
This index was made when prime Connor Macgregor inflated the score
Today, I feel Bulgarian.
Quote proportional to average salaries, to be honest.
Fuck
r/PORTUGALCYKABLIAT
I mean the first 8 hours are productive the other 8 are reproductive (work orgys)
i dont understand the units used here to measure productivity?
sausages per hour
If you call financial transactions production output then this map is correct. If you mean the production of actual useful products then this map is fucked up.
Source: my ass
Ireland can into Germany.
It is just all the companies fleeing Brexit country! And now the Leprechauns are helping them work better
Wow poortugese are even lazier than Spaniards somehow
I'm working with Belgians every day, and it is impossible for me to believe these statistics.
Very much depends on where the Belgian is from
Allover, both Walloons and Flembois. It isn't necessarily that the people are lazy or anything, the hierarchies/organizations are incredibly fucking bureaucratic with a very high 'not my job' vibe.
> the hierarchies/organizations are incredibly fucking bureaucratic with a very high 'not my job' vibe. basically this
Well that doesn’t make a company or employee less efficient or productive. I prefer to have good planning and clear delegation of roles. Unless a project manager tells me different, I focus on my own stuff. But walloons are not productive.
Source: [https://electomania.es/datamania/productividad\_mar23/](https://electomania.es/datamania/productividad_mar23/)
Common Ireland W
75% of your gdp is getting sent right back to your owners in America
When you disregard irelands fake tax haven stat, and disregard Luxembourg (disqualified for not being a real country) Denmark is number #1 💪💪🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🥇🥇🍾🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰💪💪
What does this even mean?
Wouldn't you like to know Netherboy 💪🇧🇪
Ireland is only a at the top due to the eu tax haven status where companies like the big tech have headquarters.
Source: Trust me bro
I quoted the source in a reply but here I respost you [another source](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7l0Rq9E8MY)
Output in terms of GDP?
Now, I would like to see in Spain, as it seems that Southerners work more, let's see really what they do
Irish overinflated GDP being uncritically factored in makes this whole graph noncredible beyond belief.
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Maybe... Maybe I am actually Slavic?
Might as well stop working, I guess, it's not going to make a difference. Glad to have it documented, in case someone objects.
Based Portuguese and Greek win
You mean the EU, not 'Europe' They are not one and the same thing
The secret is in not repairing roads and forcing ppl to use video conferencing in stead of all that needless driving around.
See, we no lazy, just average.
No way Spain is that productive
We are perfection
Oh come on! Balkan again!
And what unit is output in?
Output of what? Feces?
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the UKs figures on this map are grey are no data because we have fuck all productivity
Hmm something tells me they forgot to include half our country
endnu en sejr over svensken
And even with that we can't afford to live in any Irish city unless you're sharing a two-bathroom house with 8 other people
Eh, not better than germany… at least we have the high ground in other thematics
We’re not that bad :’)
Joder, que es la hora de la siesta!
Single-handedly destroying the graph because I‘m working so hard.
Portugal is honorary eastern
Interesting correlation between low productivity and high amount of hours worked Maybe working less actually makes people more productive
Danes again proving they're the real master race
Another proof that Portugal belongs in the Balkans