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What country has the highest standard of living on Eastern Europe?
The Czech Republic
Which country had the highest living standards in Europe in the mid-seventeenth century?
The Dutch (or Netherlands) had the highest standards of living in the mid 1600's in Europe.
Where is the highest standard of living in the Europe?
The highest standard of living in Europe is MonacoImproved : Norway has the highest standard of living in Europe and the World... If Ranked by the UN.. Monaco would have the 23rd highest living standard in the world.
What is Italy's overall standard of living?
Italy has a high standard of living, the 18th highest in the world and the 13th in Europe. It is a developed country with the living standard equivalent to that of Liechtenstein.
What is a good fact about the continent Europe?
Europe is the most advanced continent and has the highest standard of living.
What country has the highest standard of living?
France
Why is the standard of living much lower in Eastern Europe than in West or Central Europe?
because it is a developed region in Europe
What is Sweden's standard of living?
Swedens standard of living is 5th highest in Europe after Norway, Iceland, Ireland,and Netherlands. It has the 7th highest in the World.
What has determined how the people in Europe live?
Europeans have a very high standard of living, especially in Western Europe. In fact, Western Europe has the highest standard of living in the world.
According to Hilter's plan eastern Europe would become a living space for who?
Hitler's plan was to conquer 'living space' for Germans in Eastern Europe. He wanted Jews out from the Eastern Europe and he also wanted the Slav population reduced. NO ACTUALLY HE WANTED LIVING SPACE FOR THE ARYAN RACE.
What Central American country has the highest standard of living?
Still considered a developing country, Costa Rica has the highest standard of living in Central America.
Which eastern European country has the highest standard of living?
Countries such as Slovenia and Czech Republic are often considered to have relatively high standards of living among Eastern European nations. These countries have a combination of strong economies, low unemployment rates, and high levels of education and healthcare.
