Difference in GDP per capita between capitals and the rest of the country in Eastern Europe
author: geo.universe/instagram, added on: 2025-11-02
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The GDP Gap
This map highlights the massive difference in GDP per capita between capital cities and the rest of the country in parts of Eastern Europe.
π For example:
Warsaw π΅π±: β¬40,000 vs. rest of Poland β¬18,250
Prague π¨πΏ: β¬62,200 vs. rest of Czechia β¬24,340
Budapest ππΊ: β¬44,900 vs. rest of Hungary β¬15,320
Bratislava πΈπ°: β¬45,200 vs. rest of Slovakia β¬18,990
Bucharest π·π΄: β¬41,600 vs. rest of Romania β¬13,630
The contrast shows how economic activity is heavily concentrated in capital regions, leaving the rest of the country far behind.
π What do you think β is this centralization of wealth sustainable for long-term growth, or does it widen inequality too much?
π‘Source: Eurostat
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