We feel sorry for the Greeks, and their pensions are FIVE TIMES GREATER than those of Serbs?!

Read what the situation with salaries and pensions is in Greece, and the subsequent situation in Serbia, and be the judge for yourself where it is better to live and who should be pitied more

While Greece is being shaken by one of the largest financial earthquakes in the history of mankind, and still does not have a clear indication that this will settle down, most Serbs are united and stand in her defense regarding the measures proposed by the European Union.

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However, when you look at their salaries and pensions, you can see a big difference in comparison to us.

For example, the average salary in Greece in 2014 amounted to 817 euros, while in Serbia that amount was 379 euros. It is quite obvious that this is a staggering difference - more than double!

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The situation is the same with pensions, and the average Greek pensioner received 960 euros last month, while the average Serbian pensioner receives only 200 euros.

Of course, as well as wages, even here things aren't so rosy, so the proportion of monthly income of pensioners in GDP is 17.5 percent, while in Serbia it is 13.

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Greece's public debt currently amounts to 323 billion euros, and ours is just over 25 billion.

Despite the fact that even our finances (Serbs) are not blooming, we almost unanimously jumped up and stood on their side when the austerity measures were put in place and the current difficult life is at stake, and almost nobody asks about us.

So, what do you think? Where is life better, in Serbia or Greece?

(Telegraf.co.uk)