Summary of the article:
According to the latest Eurostat data, Croatian households have greater purchasing power than Greece and Portugal — two long-standing EU members. Inflation in Europe is slowing down, but Croatia is strengthening its position thanks to rising wages and stable domestic consumption. The median equivalent net income in Croatia is €12,344 in 2024, which is 57.2% of the European average. When incomes are adjusted according to purchasing power (PPP), Croatia reaches 16,277 PPS per person — 76.6% of the European average, ranking above Greece and Portugal. Also, Croatia records strong real salary growth (7.6% per year), and the average gross salary is €1,968. The minimum wage in Croatia is €970, which is one of the highest in the region.
Link to source: https://www.croatiaweek.com/croatia-overtakes-greece-and-portugal-in-purchasing-power/
Croatia overtakes Greece and Portugal in purchasing power
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Brojke i postotci…juuhuuuu
Moze li mi netko objasniti zasto je ovo ipak lose i kako je HDZ kriv za ovo? Hvala.
Objektivno, u Hrvatskoj se danas bolje živi nego prije 10 ili više godina.
Kukanje na Redditu nije odraz stvarnosti.
Porast plaća u javnom sektoru u superizbornoj godini, EU fondovi, postpotresna obnova, turizam, sve razlozi za ovo. Koliko je održivo je pitanje. Mi kao država nismo održivi po pitanju hrane, lijekova, energije, itd.
Prosječno se živi bolje. Prosjek diže državni sektor. Koliko je to dobro ili ne može se raspravljati…
Nije da je Hrvatska napredovala nego su te države potonule i isto kao i mi se pretvorile u nacionalni park za bogate strance.
Javite mi kad preteknemo Sloveniju ili Češku. /zijev