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Yes, and I had a 97 degree temperature, for a long time before it started rising to 104. In essence, yes they had, but not as growing as this one.
by Ygg2 12y ago
Yes, and I had a 97 degree temperature, for a long time before it started rising to 104.
In essence, yes they had, but not as growing as this one.
- lispm 12y agoGerman exports were growing before. Germany was the world's largest exporter for several years. Now it's no longer. > In essence, yes they had, but not as growing as this one. Germany got more people now after reunification, built brand new production facilities in East Germany, built new production in Eastern Europe, got new markets, ...
- Ygg2 12y agoDidn't they also took a nose dive during `91, based on this data: http://www.tradingeconomics.com/germany/balance-of-trade http://www.tradingeconomics.com/germany/balance-of-trade
- lispm 12y agoBalance of Trades is not 'exports'.
- cyphunk 12y agoI would be happy for more data that supports the positive effect from reunification. as someone living in east Germany the general feeling is that production was shattered in the east upon reunification as factories and infrastructure less modern were scrapped. most companies took on massive debts in the new economy and the majority resulted in closure. This narrative is one I question and would be happy for data points that suggest something other than a massive collapse post unification.