NextGenerationEU: opinions on whether collective stimulus is good for home country

Public opinion on whether the European Union's NextGenerationEU economic recovery plan will be beneficial for EU citizens' home state is divided quite clearly between countries in Northern Europe and those in South and Eastern Europe. Unsurprisingly, the 'frugal four', four member states (Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands, and Sweden) who have become infamous for opposing collective EU spending, come towards the bottom of the list, along with the EU's two main power brokers, France and Germany. The citizens most positive about the effects of the plans on their countries are from Southern European countries such as Portugal, Spain, and Italy, as well as eastern member states such as Poland, Hungary and Slovenia.