If Spain's land could be like that of the UK, France, and Germany, Spain's per capita income could at least increase by over thirty percent.
Fortunately, the Spanish Government has expanded quite a few colonies over these years, allowing for large-scale agricultural development on colonial lands to compensate for the shortcomings of Spain's homeland.
Throughout 1883, the Spanish Government's annual fiscal revenue reached an exaggerated 1.1927 billion pesetas, marking a new high for Spain's fiscal income.
It's important to note that this achievement was made after the loss of the Cuban Colony. If the Cuban Colony were still under the Spanish Government's control, fiscal revenue would certainly have exceeded 1.2 billion pesetas.
On the expenditure side, Spain's fiscal spending also reached a scale of 1.0738 billion pesetas, showing that the Spanish Government invests considerably in various constructions every year.
