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Can you elaborate what you mean?
Estonia has for quite some time tried to establish itself as a "Startup HQ" for startups both in Estonia and from the world outside of Estonia. As a result, Estonia has the 3rd highest startups-per-capita compared to other countries in Europe.
annualized ?
Sweden was at 6.4% in April, but they excluded energy [0]; in these graphs energy is included, so shouldn't Sweden be listed? [0] https://scb.se/hitta-statistik/statistik-efter-amne/priser-o...
Thanks for sharing the stats, I hadn't looked into it in months and noticed that books got quite expensive on my latest purchase, glad to see it wasn't just my impression.
Sweden was at 6.4% in April, but they excluded energy [0]; in these graphs energy is included, so shouldn't Sweden be listed? [0] https://scb.se/hitta-statistik/statistik-efter-amne/priser-o...
Probably the only country that is being honest about its inflation amount then.
Inflation can be computed by anyone, so I don’t even understand how you could lie about it.
Wow, 20 percent is close to hyperinflation.
Caused to some extent by energy prices, but also worth noting the "most-startups-per-capita" effect
Also last year there was a reform in the pension system. You can now choose to exit the pension system and have a large part of your fund liquidated. Around 14% of the population decided to use this and cash out their future pensions in 2021. Not sure how much of these funds got spent where but certainly it had some effect on the real-estate prices.
Probably the only country that is being honest about its inflation amount then.
Do you mean to say that other European countries are lying? This proposition seems knee jerk. Inflation can be computed by anyone, so I don’t even understand how you could lie about it.
Wow, 20 percent is close to hyperinflation.