Can someone explain the bizarre character of economies like Spain and Greece's?

>>213128407 (OP)
Olive oil.

Not everyone wants to work

>gotta work to pay the heating bills
>wait, it's already fucking warm
Seista time.

>>213129905
unemployment rate only counts people actively looking for work

>>213129957
Yeah but you gotta 'look for work' to get neetbux.

>>213128407 (OP)
in greece if you don't have a job you can't survive. unlike other countries even semi-disabled people can't survive on gibs

>>213129943
It's only warm in places with actual mediterranean climate like the islands and Attfrica.
Anywhere else you'll actually need heating during winter.

>>213128407 (OP)
This is just a chart of number of tourists. Unemployment rises when less Western Europeans go on holiday (because of economic crises). Unemployment decreases when Western Europeans have more money for holidays

>>213131050
so the coldest it gets is negative 3?
y'all don't know what suffering really is

>>213131436
nta, but we get like 42+ in my area, which is like being in hell. you step outside and after 3 minutes it feels like you're being burned alive

>>213131851
yeah okay the scorching sun sucks ass but winters that only get to -3C seem manageable without heating

>>213128407 (OP)
>Can someone explain the bizarre character of economies like Spain and Greece's?
no industry , economy ultra oriented in services

>>213131894
+huge taxes the more socialist you are , poorer you get

>>213128407 (OP)
Spain always had a very high unemployment rate because
>Labor Market Rigidity. People can't be fired in Spain.

>Overreliance on vulnerable sectors such as construction and tourism, which are very sensitive to economic crises.

For Greece it's when the IMF rang at their country.

>>213131883
what was the coldest day in poland last winter, -9? it's above 0 most days of the season anyway