Eastern Europe Compared by Economy > Retail > Point-of-sale terminals > Per 100,000 adults
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Point-of-sale terminals (per 100,000 adults). Point-of-sale terminals are the equipment used to manage the selling process by a salesperson-accessible interface in the location where a transaction takes place.
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Interesting observations about Economy > Retail > Point-of-sale terminals > Per 100,000 adults
- Austria ranked first for retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults amongst Europe in 2009.
- Greece ranked first for retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults amongst NATO countries in 2009.
- Germany ranked last for retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults amongst Group of 7 countries (G7) in 2009.
- Australia ranked second for retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults amongst High income OECD countries in 2009.
- Croatia ranked first for retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults amongst Eastern Europe in 2009.
- Norway ranked second for retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults amongst Cold countries in 2009.
- Spain ranked third for retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults amongst European Union in 2009.
- Turkey ranked first for retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults amongst Emerging markets in 2009.
- All of the top 2 countries by retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults are Christian.
- United States ranked second last for retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults amongst English speaking countries in 2009.
- Brazil ranked first for retail > point-of-sale terminals > per 100,000 adults amongst Religious countries in 2009.
