On Tue, 9 Mar 1999, J. Barkley Rosser, Jr. wrote: > Czech Republic, $7,550 > Slovak Republic, $ 6,290 > Hungary, $ 6,050 > Russia, $ 5,050 > Latvia, $ 5,010 > Poland, $ 5,000 > Ukraine, $ 4,450 > Bulgaria, $ 4,100. Suspiciously high numbers, those. The OECD says that the 1997 per capita figures, based on then-current exchange rates, gave you a Czech Republic at $5050, Hungary at $4461, and Poland at $3509 (quoted from www.oecd.org/std/gdpperca.htm). Since then, their currencies have swooned a bit, of course. -- Dennis
