Post-Communist Europe: GDP (PPP) Per Capita 1945 - 2025

[@_Data_Visualization_]

The research and production of this video took a lot of time, so I would appreciate your feedback. Subscribe if you want to see similar content. The video features dynamic country borders, reflecting all territorial changes and temporarily occupied territories, as shown on the map. GDP (PPP) per capita is displayed in constant 2023 prices.
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[@andriussa5811]

Nice work. I expected some serious drops in 2008 and 2021. Don't you have them in the data?

[@_Data_Visualization_]

Thank you. There are significant drops in 2009 and 2022, although "PPP" reflects them less than "nominal" GDP. The data was sourced from the IMF database and adjusted to constant 2023 values.

[@dariuszzet57]

Doskonała robota. Bardzo ciekawe👍👍👍

[@Raul-pp1uh]

Dobre zestawienie. Wychodzi, że teraz Kosowo jest najbiedniejsze w Europie.

[@elvenrights2428]

It seem that Yugoslavia was the poorest country in whole Europe during early communist era.

[@Brajanmartic]

Yugoslavia was much more rich than other communist countries in the video, only maybe expect E Germany and Czechoslovakia

[@chicagochopinfoundation4845]

Brdzo ciekawe.