It's a conspiracy!
I would like you to post following numbers about your countries. *OD*
1. GDP per capita in 2004 est
2. GDP growth rate in 2004 est
3. inflation rate in 2004 est
4. minimum wage in 2004
5. unimployment in 2004 est
Estonia:
1. 12300 dollars
2. 4,7%
3. 1,3%
4. ca 160 euros
5. 10,1%
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Belgium:
1. GDP per capita in 2004: $ 29,100
2. GDP growth rate in 2004: 2.5%
3. inflation rate in 2004: 1.6%
4. minimum wage in 2004: couldn't find it, but probably something between 800 and 1000 euros a month, like in most Western European countries.
5. unemployment in 2004: 8.1%
1. GDP per capita in 2004 est
2. GDP growth rate in 2004 est
3. inflation rate in 2004 est
4. minimum wage in 2004
5. unimployment in 2004 est
Cuba::
1.$2,900
2. 2.6%
3. 4.1%
4. Ha!
5. 2.6% - of course, ********e. Job's dont pay in Cuba.
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Ha! = None? :w00t4. Ha!
And you're from Cuba? Good luck to you then5. 2.6% - of course, ********e. Job's dont pay in Cuba.
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1. $27,400 (2004 est.)1. GDP per capita in 2004 est
2. GDP growth rate in 2004 est
3. inflation rate in 2004 est
4. minimum wage in 2004
5. unimployment in 2004 est
2. 1.9% (2004 est.)
3. 0.9% (2004 est.)
4. 920, 80 (euros, 2003 est.) *
5. 9% (2004 est.)
*Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy and Sweden do not operate statutory minimum rates, but nevertheless have binding sectoral collective agreements that jointly cover a high proportion of the working population.
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I can't find recent sources...
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Nothern Ireland
GDP Per Capita: $25426.55 per person
GDP Growth Rate: 1.8% (2002 est.)
Inflation Rate: 2.1% (2002 est.)
Minimum Wage:
Unemployment: 5.2% (2002 est.)
Broadband access: 0.3 per 100 people
Internet Users: 34.3 million (2002)
(per capita): 570.76 per 1000 people
Cinema attendance: 139,500,000 (1999)
(per capita): 2321.33 per 1000 people
Fax machines: 25.46per 1000 people
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Sweden
1. GDP per capita in 2004 est
2. GDP growth rate in 2004 est
3. inflation rate in 2004 est
4. minimum wage in 2004
5. unimployment in 2004 est
1. $26,800
2. 1.7%
3. 1.9%
4. Check wilpuris comment*
5. 4.9%
*Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Italy and Sweden do not operate statutory minimum rates, but nevertheless have binding sectoral collective agreements that jointly cover a high proportion of the working population.
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you couldn't find recent sources eothain? what kind of geography student are you lol?
1. GDP per capita in 2004 est
2. GDP growth rate in 2004 est
3. inflation rate in 2004 est
4. minimum wage in 2004
5. unimployment in 2004 est
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
1. $27,700 (2004 est.)
2. 2.2% (2004 est.)
3. 1.4% (2004 est.)
4. £4.85 per hour as of 1st october 2004 (for adults 22+) £4.10 per hour as of 1st october 2004 (adults 18-21) £3 per hour as of 1st october 2004 (children 16-18 over compulsory school leaving age) there is no minimum wage for liscenced workers under the compulsory school leaving age.
5. 5% (2004 est.)
if you don't know where to look, everything excluding minimum wage can be found in the CIA's world fact book and is 2004 updated for most western countries, and usually is about the same as that published by the Office of national Statistics and the Department for Trade and Industry.
It's a conspiracy!
All I can say is that Cuba is in deep ***** :wack
"To be a good soldier you must love the army.To be a good commander you must be able to order the death of the thing you love."
General Robert E. Lee in Michael Shaara´s book "The Killer Angels".
Map and Index for Political Profile thread
ex-Quaestor ex-Praetor ex-member of CdeC ex-Tribune
Patron of: Marcus Trajan, Agent Provocateur and jarnomiedema.
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