E. Europe - Nov 10

Twenty-five years after the fall of Berlin wall, huge scale of ecnonomic transformations have taken place in Easter Europe. According to researchers at Capital Economics, Poland stand head and shoulder above the rest of regions in terms of economic performance. Eastern Europe as a whole region grew twice as fast as western Europe between 2000 and 2008, expanding at pace close to east Asia. An considerable increase in purchasing power is shown in the rise of GDP per capita. Also, there a tremendous growth in private sector across all previous Soviet countries. Enormous foreign investments have flown into area.

Source: Business Insider