Russia's sinking: Spain is now richer

[bryant.coleman]

OK.. here are the stats:

Russian national debt: 14.92% of the GDP ($148 billion)
Spanish national debt: 100.14% of the GDP ($1.18 trillion)

The Spanish economy is like an inflated balloon... It can burst at anytime. 

This clearly shows Spain is much richer. It can borrow money easily whereas no banker wants to put into money in Russia. New car registrations give a good indication of a country's wealth, and both markets are now equal. That is quite incredible, considering the population's difference...

No. It means that Spain is living on borrowed time (and money). Russia is behaving much more responsibly to the future generations of the Russians.

Exactly. If we remove the national debt, then the Spanish GDP will be in the negative. Russia does not need to borrow, as prior to the crude oil price collapse in 2014, they had a budget surplus. Also, most of the major corporations in Russia are nationalized, while the biggest Spanish companies are all American-controlled.

[countryfree]

OK.. here are the stats:

Russian national debt: 14.92% of the GDP ($148 billion)
Spanish national debt: 100.14% of the GDP ($1.18 trillion)

The Spanish economy is like an inflated balloon... It can burst at anytime. 

This clearly shows Spain is much richer. It can borrow money easily whereas no banker wants to put into money in Russia. New car registrations give a good indication of a country's wealth, and both markets are now equal. That is quite incredible, considering the population's difference...

No. It means that Spain is living on borrowed time (and money). Russia is behaving much more responsibly to the future generations of the Russians.

Well, this is the first time ever I'm reading that Russia is behaving responsibly. Note for the future generations that the spanish population is growing faster than the russian one. I believe the spaniards have more faith in the future, but they're richer so that helps to be more optimistic.

[bryant.coleman]

Note for the future generations that the spanish population is growing faster than the russian one.

No. You have been caught lying again.

Number of births in Russia (2015): 1,940,579 (13.3 births per 1,000 people)
Number of births in Spain (2015): 417,265 (9.0 births per 1,000 people)

And most importantly, in Russia there is a natural growth (i.e births > deaths), while in Spain, you have natural decline (births < deaths).

[BADecker]

Russia and Spain don't even fit in the same category so that you can compare them. Somebody simply read about "Russia's pain in the behind..." somewhere, and moved the "s"  away from Russia and in front of "pain," and then thought they would try to compare the two countries.

[mindrust]

Spain's economy is a lie.

Have you been to Spain recently? I'm going there at least 6 weeks each year, and it's a strong economy. Both Madrid and Barcelona airports are very busy places, among the busiest in Europe, and my last time in Barcelona, all the shopping centers I went to were crowded. Also Spain's manufacturing a lot of cars, bringing billions to the country. I was surprised when I found that info, but the more I think of it, the more I believe it.

I was in Barcelona last month.

Good, I was there last February. I always try to avoid Spain during summer time, as it gets too crowded. Wasn't it crowded while you were there? Weren't the restaurants packed? Weren't the hotels fully booked? I was in Barcelona in mid June of 2015. We went to the placa Reial on a weekday, and it was still crowded at midnight.

I booked my hotel 3 months before i get there. The city was very crowded. I like it crowded. A vacation in Barcelona wouldn't make any sense without a crowd. So i have no regrets, i liked it a lot. I usually hanged around plaça de catalunia and the street which goes to the beach from there. Beach clubs, weed clubs, strip clubs... You can have any kind of fun you like there. Airport was also crowded but nothing like disturbing.

Yeah i know spain makes a lot of cars. I heard VW have a factory there.

I am not saying Spain is completely worthless. (their income is mostly from tourism, which is worthless in war times) I say, Russia is in a better position.

[lemmyK]

Russian national debt: 14.92% of the GDP ($148 billion)
Spanish national debt: 100.14% of the GDP ($1.18 trillion)

The Spanish economy is like an inflated balloon... It can burst at anytime. YES its not different betwen italian life style and spanish lazy askoless!! bank boom siesta siesta

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Framework_Programmes_for_Research_and_Technological_Development#Horizon_2020
look at Eu print money for "education" "every one for phdr" lol ..its just more and more debt for unproductive high educated people..

Spain are world champions in deception and figures about the economy and debt. without NATO protection and state support for agriculture (over EU funds)would be a poor country. the reality is there is 30% unemployment. They  move no jobs  people from the statistics.take them like students)) That is the EU master. deception statistics. i now this good becouse my friend work in on this in one EU country..
EU is master in lies.
just look how people are and how banks are operating at Alicante. mafia under the protection of the EU. Try it in another EU country and you will have just interpol on neck in one month!! in spain is absolute no problem buy has,mariuana.. amfetamins on streets. its incredible..yes

now we look at numbers:

Slovakia, World's Leading Per-Capita Car Maker, Back in Top Gear
By 2013 overall car production is estimated to reach between 800,000 and 900,000 units.
http://www.industryweek.com/global-economy/slovakia-worlds-leading-capita-car-maker-back-top-gear

2015
Slovakia still tops in per capita car production
SLOVAKIA remains to be the world leader in car production per capita and planned investments and the launch of new models mean it is likely to keep this position. Moreover, another carmaker, Britain’s Jaguar Land Rover looks to be considering a new investment.
http://spectator.sme.sk/c/20056604/slovakia-still-tops-in-per-capita-car-production.html

that Slovakia is globally the country with biggest number of cars produced per 1,000 inhabitants: in 2014, this was 179 cars, while last year the number increased to 184.
http://spectator.sme.sk/c/20071397/more-than-million-cars-were-produced-in-slovakia-in-2015.html


2016
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-12-10/jaguar-land-rover-clinches-deal-with-slovakia-on-new-factory
Jaguar Land Rover plans to spend 1 billion pounds ($1.5 billion) on a new car factory in Slovakia, expanding production capacity by about one-third to take on larger luxury-vehicle producers BMW AG and Mercedes-Benz.


Suppliers are preparing to join JLR’s investment in Slovakia. Spain-based Gestamp plans to construct a new €100 million ($111 million) stamping plant that will make steel and aluminum parts near the Nitra assembly plant.
http://wardsauto.com/industry/jaguar-land-rover-confirms-slovak-plant-despite-brexit

you just sit at home and google-it...
about  the reality you know nothing...
without Eastern European -you are zer0 .cars will be expensive and economy die (stop).. germany is soo scary detroit scenario
EU build import barriers -off with China in order to survive.


usa http://www.wsj.com/articles/mexicos-auto-production-boom-is-driving-up-labor-costs-1471201920   

[countryfree]

Spain's economy is a lie.

Have you been to Spain recently? I'm going there at least 6 weeks each year, and it's a strong economy. Both Madrid and Barcelona airports are very busy places, among the busiest in Europe, and my last time in Barcelona, all the shopping centers I went to were crowded. Also Spain's manufacturing a lot of cars, bringing billions to the country. I was surprised when I found that info, but the more I think of it, the more I believe it.

I was in Barcelona last month.

Good, I was there last February. I always try to avoid Spain during summer time, as it gets too crowded. Wasn't it crowded while you were there? Weren't the restaurants packed? Weren't the hotels fully booked? I was in Barcelona in mid June of 2015. We went to the placa Reial on a weekday, and it was still crowded at midnight.

I booked my hotel 3 months before i get there. The city was very crowded. I like it crowded. A vacation in Barcelona wouldn't make any sense without a crowd. So i have no regrets, i liked it a lot. I usually hanged around plaça de catalunia and the street which goes to the beach from there. Beach clubs, weed clubs, strip clubs... You can have any kind of fun you like there. Airport was also crowded but nothing like disturbing.

Yeah i know spain makes a lot of cars. I heard VW have a factory there.

I am not saying Spain is completely worthless. (their income is mostly from tourism, which is worthless in war times) I say, Russia is in a better position.

So, how much does Putin pays you to write all that BS?
For your information, there's no street starting from placa de Catalunya which goes to the beach. And there are no weed clubs, nor a single strip club in Barcelona.

NOTE to all readers: MINDRUST IS A LIAR. He would have been in Barcelona, he would know there can't be a strip club in Barcelona. It would make no sense because just North of the city, there's a nude beach where anyone can see hundreds of naked women for free (yes, I've been there).

@lemmyK - This topic isn't about Slovakia.

[bryant.coleman]

NOTE to all readers: MINDRUST IS A LIAR. He would have been in Barcelona, he would know there can't be a strip club in Barcelona. It would make no sense because just North of the city, there's a nude beach where anyone can see hundreds of naked women for free (yes, I've been there).

You have never travelled to Barcelona, and you don't know anything about that city. There are dozens of strip clubs in Barca. Check these:

https://www.tuscl.net/city.php?id=560

http://worldsbeststripclubs.com/city/barcelona/1418?name=barcelona&id=1418

Atcually, it is a no-brainer. Which major European city does not have a strip club? They are more numerous than ATMs.