The UK is the only country where the south is more prosperous and vastly better than the North
The UK is the only country where the south is more prosperous and vastly better than the North
Sebastian Howard
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Thomas Sanchez
Sweden.
Swedish win british loss
Owen Bennett
Would Sweden, Norway and Finland also count?
Luke Perry
Jaxon Bell
Scandinavia? Russia? Vietnam? Nigeria? Canada?
Eli Wilson
China and India both have the south richer than the north
Kevin Campbell
Korea(whole) Japan Thailand Australia Brazil Canada just to name a few
Parker Anderson
Northbros... the hobbits have had us here.
Nicholas Stewart
Greenland.
David Wood
Japan Canada, Kazakhstan, parts of Africa and south America, Saudi Arabia, Australia
Wyatt Ramirez
Lx and Algarve have the highest GDP per capita so I guess us too, we're not prospering tho
Lucas Peterson
southern hemisphere doesn't count though
theyre reversed
Joseph Walker
is the north of England Grugland?
Aiden Barnes
Japan is richer in the north
Owen Martin
No it isn't. The North is much less densely populated. Tokyo isn't in the North.
Luke Allen
Literally all nordic countries
Justin Peterson
Canada and Russia are more East vs. West tho.
Andrew Reyes
India
Noah Gonzalez
It's not as bad as we joke about on here. Most regions do have silly accents, but other than that are fairly productive, given the low level of public investment in Northern infrastructure. There is a regional divide between the North and South, (the government has been caught red-handed quite literally using tax revenue generated in the North to build fancy parks in Sussex lmfao), but there are numerous large cities in the North that attract significant global investment and have quite high GDPs.
tl;dr the cities are okay
Zachary Taylor
Germany
Dominic Torres
Same is true in CA. SF to LA is way wealthier than the far north.
Austin Williams
We're the only southern european country where that happens, in absolute terms all parts of the country are extremely poor tho
Jace Peterson
>prosperous
yes
>vastly better
no