Some of them are not members of the Eurozone (title is misleading a bit). But yes, they were growing faster

So, are the higher price inflation countries also higher in productivity growth.

Undisciplined

I think as of immense differences of regional productivity it differs.

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TomK

econ

EUROZONE CPI MOM Deflationary

You're all using the same currency, so monetary inflation must be pretty similar across countries. Given that, it's pretty wild how wide the differences are in cost of living trends.