German economy
Europe's industrial engine
The German economy is the largest in Europe and among the largest in the world, historically built on manufacturing, engineering, and exports—particularly automobiles, machinery, and chemicals.
References to the German economy often arise in discussions of eurozone policy, trade surpluses, or industrial strength: The German economy weathered the recession better than expected.
- cashReady spending funds
- BerlinGermany's largest city
- Deutsche BankGerman multinational investment bank
- marketVenue for trade
- WirtschaftswunderPostwar German revival
trade surplus · manufacturing · vocational training · skilled labor · automotive industry · apprenticeship · exports · 1920s · machinery · industrial heartland · renewable energy · Adolf Hitler · employment rate · economic miracle · imports · fiscal policy · Volkswagen · euro
- GermanyBerlin, Munich, Hamburg, Germany, Cologne
- European Economieseconomic growth, economic reform, economic miracle, economic integration, liberalization
German economyagrarian economy
Agriculture-dominated financial structure
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