Pyrpolizer wrote:Paphitis wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:
Of course I disagreed and still do.
It's clear that you haven't yet realized that sometimes I prefer letting you talk to yourself, rather than waste my time
I posted the evidence and there is a lot of evidence on the net that supports what I said.
If you disagree with fact, then perhaps you should stop posting because you would appear foolish otherwise.
There is no zone on the planet that the EU outperforms other than perhaps level peg with Latin and Central America if they lucky. Everyone else is kicking EU Arse!
Yeah, right, cherry picking is easy. Once taking the values that suit you for the EU as a whole, the other time taking the values of the Eurozone etc etc. You don't even know that the growth of GDP DOES NOT qualify as the overall performance of an economy. An already developed economy is always destined to have less GDP growth than a developing country however which of the 2 economies performs better?
This explains your fallacy that the EU is the worst performing economy.
In any case you said what you had to say, I said what I had to say, going round in circles is meaningless.
Probably we are both wrong,or both partially right,or only one of us is right. It doesn't matter.
That's the whole point of discussions Paphitis,learning and challenging.
Now I let you once again have the final word, because I know you are dying for it as always.
Every single source you look at has the EU either last or just ahead of Latin and Central Anerica by a mere 0.1%.
You do your own search and find out for yourself. I have not cherry picked at all. It's common knowledge that the EU and the Eurozone is last, behind Asia, North America, South America, Australasia, Middle East and behind Africa. Look it up and find out yourself.
https://www.gfmag.com/global-data/econo ... -by-region
https://www.worldbank.org/en/publicatio ... -prospects
https://www.cnbcafrica.com/news/special ... ng-region/