Purchasing Power Data

Austrian Purchasing Power Defies Crisis

Austrian`s purchasing power continued to grow for around 1% in year 2009.

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Greece: Economy measures cut the purchasing power by more than 5%

The essential cost-cutting measures of the Greek government have a direct impact on the consumers.

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Greece: Economy measures cut the purchasing power by more than 5%

The essential cost-cutting measures of the Greek government have a direct impact on the consumers.

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Iberian Peninsula: Full shopping center pipeline despite of economical problems

Despite the economical problems in Spain and in Portugal the shopping center industry feels optimistic: With 1,5 millions sqm GLA planned in shopping centers in Spain and about 1 million sqm in...

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London: High Purchasing Power And High Costs = Still Rich?

With an average purchasing power of 24 000 euro per year per capita at disposal, London is on of the wealthiest capital cities in Europe.

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Purchasing power in Austria: tops and flops

Whilst the prosperity lives in Vienna`s first district, the poorest communities in Austria can be found in weak developed regions in Carinthia, Styria and Burgenland.

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Greece: Reality overcomes the country

With a high national debt and a strong unemployment rate Greece faces hard times.

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Europe`s Purchasing Power stagnates

Last year`s negative economical development influenced Europe`s purchasing power only slightly. In total the average purchasing power of an European stagnated in 2009.

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Purchasing power development in Hungary

Hungary`s economy weakened long before the worldwide financial and economical crisis. Nevertheless, the increase of purchasing power in the past years in this country was noteable.

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Prosperity in Romania: rich and poor likewise

In all countries of the former Eastern bloc the regional disparities in welfare were relatively small during the communist regime.

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