Comments by "SpaniardsR Moors" (@spaniardsrmoors6817) on "I Found The Most Underrated Country In Europe! (#195)" video.

Poland is EU's biggest net BENEFACTOR of EU money by far, Italy is the 3rd largest net CONTRIBUTOR to EU and in wealth, economy, military categories no where near Italy..
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@puchatek5584 And if China or Japan were to stop buying American debt and bonds it would go bankrupt. Neither will happen. Is Italy's economy in trouble? Latest Economic Survey of Italy (January 2024) Italy has weathered recent crises well. A strong fiscal policy response, enhanced competitiveness and improved banking sector health have supported growth in recent years. According to the German institute Stiftung Markwirtschaft, in 2018, the aggregate explicit debt + implicit debt of Italy is 122%, lower than the German one at 170%.
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@puchatek5584 And if China or Japan were to stop buying American debt and bonds it would go bankrupt. Neither will happen.
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@puchatek5584 If China or Japan were to stop buying American debt and bonds it would go bankrupt. Neither will happen.
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@puchatek5584 Is Italy's economy in trouble? Latest Economic Survey of Italy (January 2024) Italy has weathered recent crises well. A strong fiscal policy response, enhanced competitiveness and improved banking sector health have supported growth in recent years. According to the German institute Stiftung Markwirtschaft, in 2018, the aggregate explicit debt + implicit debt of Italy is 122%, lower than the German one at 170%.
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@puchatek5584 And if China or Japan were to stop buying American debt and bonds it would go bankrupt. Neither will happen. Is Italy's economy in trouble? Latest Economic Survey of Italy (January 2024) Italy has weathered recent crises well. A strong fiscal policy response, enhanced competitiveness and improved banking sector health have supported growth in recent years. According to the German institute Stiftung Markwirtschaft, in 2018, the aggregate explicit debt + implicit debt of Italy is 122%, lower than the German one at 170%.
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@puchatek5584 Why would the EU stop buying Italian bonds?
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@puchatek5584 Is Italy's economy in trouble? Latest Economic Survey of Italy (January 2024) Italy has weathered recent crises well. A strong fiscal policy response, enhanced competitiveness and improved banking sector health have supported growth in recent years.
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@puchatek5584 Prior to the EU, Italy was as high as the 4th best world economy it's now the 9th. After WWII, in the 50's and 60's, excluding the US, was among the 3 best performing economies in the world along with Japan, W. Germany. Italy doesn't need the EU.
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@puchatek5584 The majority of Marshall plan went to BRITAIN, and 16 other European countries were helped, France, West Germany were next largest, Japan also received aid. Italy has a lower implicit and explicit debt than Germany according to a leading German think tank.
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@puchatek5584 In everything. Italy is a top 10 in economy. military, trade (recently tied with Japan for 4th), millionaires, wealthiest citizens in the world, #2 EU Industrial power, G7 member/founder. There are just as many or more Germans leaving for better wages, Italy has a lower emigrants to immigrants ratio than Germany. Yeah, bankrupt, crumbling.
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@puchatek5584 According to the German institute Stiftung Markwirtschaft, in 2018, the aggregate explicit debt + implicit debt of Italy is 122%, lower than the German one at 170%.
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@puchatek5584 Yeah I'm sure, #10 military. G7 countries are measured by several measures not just GDP or PPP. Try this... In terms of private wealth, Italy ranks #2 after Hong Kong in private wealth to GDP ratio. 4TH in exports, trade and in top 10 in many wealth categories. Crime rate of Italy one of the lowest in the world, tied for 3rd with Norway in lowest homicide rate, not far from Japan's. Keep trying.
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@puchatek5584 Poverty even from that stat, 10% behind Romania only 4% above Germany and the EU average. Czechs are last and what are the Czechs in wealth, economy, military, etc etc?? They make great beer.
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@puchatek5584 Real estate prices are determined by a countries wealth, the lower the cost the poorer, less developed they are and you just confirmed it.
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@puchatek5584 Of course supply/demand and #1 location. Ever hear the dictum 'location location location' "The saying is repeated three times for emphasis, and it is the number one rule in real estate, though it is often the most overlooked. The Epitome of Location, Location, Location." Try again.
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@puchatek5584 There is no housing bubble in Italy in fact it has one of the lowest index ratings. In fact Milan is tied with New York, Singapore.
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@puchatek5584 Index has nothing to do with price similarities it's only an index of housing bubbles in cities, nations around the world.
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