Just three years ago, Bratislava's purchasing power exceeded almost half of the capitals of the European Union. Among the 27 member states, it was in 15th position. Behind it were, for example, the capitals of the Baltic countries, such as Riga, Tallinn or Vilnius, but also Rome, Sofia, Zagreb, Budapest or Bucharest. Last year it was...
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Just three years ago, Bratislava's purchasing power exceeded almost half of the capitals of the European Union. Among the 27 member states, it was in 15th position. Behind it were, for example, the capitals of the Baltic countries, such as Riga, Tallinn or Vilnius, but also Rome, Sofia, Zagreb, Budapest or Bucharest. Last year it was...