lol

>let's make them work non-stop and get overly stressed, surely their productivity will be great!
They really treat their people like they're fucking insects

>>213033774
Don't forget how great it is at increasing that birthrate.

>>213033718 (OP)
Korea's economy is far more reliant on advanced human capital and can't drive GDP growth by importing third worlders like Spain does.

All these "Muh GDP growth!" from shit countries just telling how GDP stats are easily-manipulated and useless metric.

>>213033774
>>213033718 (OP)
Old news.

>>213033923
India being third says enough of how retarded your post is

>>213033884
these rankings are all completely bullshit

>>213033815
To their credit, they are on a 12 month and 13 month streak, respectively, for increased number of births and marriages. No other developed nation has revered their slowing birth rate, even for two consecutive months, without mass immigration.

I love taking naps mid day nothing better desu, 1-2 hour nap after lunch + 8-9 hours of sleep at night is ideal. You should also have one hour of proper lunch with your coworkers, and 45 minutes of break every 4 hours worked

>>213033718 (OP)
Now show who can afford rent in their cities.
kek

>>213034491
that's only because Koreans use deposit to lower the rent + their apartments are way smaller lol
now buying an apartment per square meter is triple the price in Seoul compared to Madrid/Barcelona

>>213034686
So they can afford to rent while you guys protest in the streets. Got it.

>>213033718 (OP)
52 hrs a week is the norm thoughalbeit

>>213034750
>Barcelona is all of Spain
based retard

Retards can't comprehend why export-based economies have to maintain low currency rate. Euroshits have to import everything for their consoomer-based economies on the other hand.

>>213034752
slave tier
in normal countries its 40h per week

Countries' economic performance should only be measured by the unemployment rate. Only socially necessary abstract human labour creates wealth.

>>213033884
I'm somewhat of a brainlet when it comes to economics and the explanation on the left doesn't really clear things up for me, what does the index even measure, exactly...? Is it better to be at the top or...?

>>213034793
Its 40 hours here but most salaried employees here in California work close to 50 hours per week anyways, and its worse if you're in our tech industry.

why does east asians love slaving so much?

>>213034775
>forgets people can read foreign news
Its all across Spain, dingus.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/apr/05/spain-protest-march-housing-crisis

>>213034839
economics is bullshit, money doesnt exist, all these indexes and statictics are just meaningless numbers

>>213034793
it's actually 40h a week here as well, 52h is just the maximum limit allowed

>>213034986
Now go to the store and tell them that when they ask you to pay.

>>213035031
well conditioned slave

>>213034969
those are commies protesting against landlords

>>213035172
>t.broke eurocuck

>>213035188
sure thing sweetie. it's okay to still live at home into your 40's

I work 25 hours a week remotely at a left wing company and make about 3900 euro a month
The gap between professions is pretty huge here because jobs like investment banking or high end software developing have to be workaholic like other cunts

>>213033774
They forget an economy doesnt move only through production but it also need consumption. If people have time for hobbies or dumb shit it means they are sending more which is good for the economy.

>>213034686
from what I read there are 2 systems they can deposit stuff and one is prone to scams, because one basically gives your landlord a shit ton of money, which the landlord then uses to speculate on the stock market with.
dunno how real that is, but the one Starcraft Broodwar pro Gook player, who got scammed by a car dealer, got scammed by a landlord that way too and is in DEBT again lmao

>>213034839
>Still only one meme reply chain and not a single >t. knower who gives it to me straight :(

>>213033718 (OP)
t. vive de paguitas

>>213035188
Hostia qué retrasado eres
Seguro que vives de alquileres

>>213035930
Yes, having a highly complex economy is better, generally. It means the country is more advanced.
Highly complex economy:
>production of advanced machinery, complex consumer goods, services, etc. (USA, Europe, East Asia, etc.)
Not very complex economy:
>basic agriculture, export of natural resources like metals or oil (Africa, most of Latin America, Russia, etc.)

>>213035930
its a metrics that only exist so the people who create the metrics have employment
you can apply this to 99% of the metrics online that does not come from central bank
welcome to scam economy enjoy your stay remember as long as a presentation is pretty and there are lines people will accept it

>>213033718 (OP)
Colonial riches being lived off of

>>213036184
Okay thank you, so in this case it's not just about diversification but also complexity of the single sectors, right? And what do you think it says about Japan specifically for instance, would you say it's kind of promising for the future/anti-doomer/blackpill compared to other countries, despite the its own challenges?

>>213034839
Higher up on the list means they export more complicated stuff. Think about Japanese exports: good cars and electronics. If you make and export good cars, you can import a lot of food or clothes or other less complicated stuff. If you produce food you need to export a lot of it so you can buy good cars and electronics from Japan. So it's better to be making the complicated stuff, better to be at the top of the index. How it's measured? Maybe you can ask chatgpt, I'm just guessing about all of this but it seems straightforward to me.

>>213036402
so in this case it's not just about diversification but also complexity of the single sectors, right?
It's based on what you export really. If it's complex and diversified (eg. cars) you are complex, if it's simple and commoditised (eg. coal, oil) you are not complex.
>And what do you think it says about Japan specifically for instance
Well it's a good thing to have, but must be contextualised. Note that every country at the top is really poor in natural resources, so that's also why their index is higher. But yes in general its good, and often highly complex economies tend to have a more educated population, a more equal society, they tend to be more democratic etc.
Japan's problems do not really stem from its economic complexity, but much like Italy's, from its low labour productivity, enormous public debt, ageing and shrinking population, etc.

>>213033718 (OP)
Gdp per capita is a joke

>>213036518
>I'm just guessing about all of this but it seems straightforward to me.
Kek thank you anyway kiwifren
>>213036619
Super insightful, especially the point about natural resources. Thank you fellow pastafren

>>213036734
>44,892
How do I move to Korea?

>>213036121
Mejor buscate un trabajo Paco.

>>213033923
>Bro really thought he could sneak india in there