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How good was Romania's economy in the interwar period, compared to other countries at that time? - Quora
EU economies have converged since last elections | Financial Times
Poland wealthier than Portugal for the first time, show EU data | Notes From Poland
Eurostat: Three regions in Romania had in 2016 a GDP per capita below 50 pc of the EU average
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Romania: Boosting productivity and human capital will foster economic growth, more jobs and higher incomes, says OECD
Eurostat - Regional GDP per capita ranges from 30% of the... | Facebook
Evolution of nominal GDP per capita in Romania and the EU average is... | Download Scientific Diagram
Romania is the second “poorest” EU member state in GDP nominal per capita terms for 2021 according to IMF, but still is better than most of the countries worldwide : r/europe
Romania GDP per capita, constant dollars - data, chart | TheGlobalEconomy.com
Highest AIC levels in Luxembourg, Germany and Denmark - Products Eurostat News - Eurostat
a Romanian average GDP per capita growth at NUTS3, for 1995–2015; b... | Download Scientific Diagram
GDP of European cities | Statista
Change of GDP per capita in PPS of regions of the European Union | Download Scientific Diagram
Romania GDP per Capita | Economic Indicators | CEIC
Press releases: In the ranking of EU-28 countries by their GDP per capita (PPP) the Basque Country occupies eighth place
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Eastern Bloc: GDP per capita compared to EU 1950-2000, by country | Statista
Romania jumps one place in EU's GDP per capita ranking, exceeding Croatia; reaches 63 pct of Europe's average in 2017 - Business Review
Purchasing power parities and gross domestic product per capita in purchasing power standards, European countries, 2018–2020
How do small regions in Europe achieve growth?
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Europe's GDP per capita expressed in PPS for 2021 • viborc.com
The middle-income trap in Central and Eastern Europe in the 2010s: institutions and divergent growth models | SpringerLink