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Compare the various economic data, such as unemployment, Gross Domestic Product, Population, GDP per Capita, inflation ect between Belgium and Spain.

What is the correlation among all of these, and the level of unemployment and spending therefore GDP. This does affect the economy of a country as well as the individual that live there?

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Gross Domestic Product, Population, GDP per Capita, inflation are examined.

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