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Get inside the German market, Europe's most dynamic and solid economy.Germany has a long economic history and is a proud industrial country with a large service sector and high-tech industries. But also there is a big sector of small and middle sized businesses.How does the German market look like and how can one get access to it? How to found a business in Germany and how to get in contact with Germans? What rules of interaction are important when doing business with German companies and how to get German customers without ever been to the country?Get Into Business with Germany is written by an insider and offers an overview about several important questions that entrepreneurs face when they want get a foot on the German market.

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Employabilité, métiers et formations

Entrepreneurship

International business

Strategic management

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Publié par	Serendii Publishing
Date de parution	14 mars 2013
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9781611879957
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	2 Mo

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General overview on the German economy.
German economy throughout history.
The most important industrial centers in Germany.
The main industrial regions of Germany. Importance and industrial characteristics.
The Big Five.
1. Hamburg Metropolitan Region.
2. Berlin Metropolitan Region.
3. Dusseldorf Metropolitan Region.
4. Frankfurt am Main metropolitan region.
5. Munich metropolitan region.
German culture and business etiquette.
How to found a business in Germany?
Who is allowed to found a business in Germany?
How to register your business?
Which legal form to choose?
Which insurances do i need?
How to pay taxes?
How to obtain a business visa for Germany?
Application for a resident permit
Get in touch & business with Germans

General overview on the German economy.
Literally and metaphorically speaking, Germany is Europe’s engine, having an economy of billions of Euros per year, and a huge recognition on the international economic markets. As member of the G-7, G-8 and G-20 groups, Germany counts to the 10 most economic powers in the world. Positioned in Central Europe, this country is the heart of the Old Continent, with a purchasing power that surpasses the labor force of its neighbors, Austria, Switzerland, France and Netherlands. The continuous flourishing economy of Germany has had and has real effects in maintaining a very high standard of living and a well-established social security system from this flourishing economy.
The same strong and dedicated to quality work force has propelled the German economy and in the last 20 years this country has managed to dominate the automobile industry, the chemicals industry, the food processing industry and the house holding industry. In 2009, the economic crisis and the following period of recession have destabilized many of the powerful economies at the international level. In the case of Germany, the economic crisis has left small traces of its passing. The recession hasn’t had too many damaging effects and the German economy has managed to maintain its levels stable.
Slowly and with confidence. Continuity and quality! These seem to be the main principles of the German economic stability. Not only are the industries the most developed on the European markets. The German insurance market is one of the most powerful and strongly cemented markets. During the economic crisis and recession, the intervention of the central banks has managed to attenuate the negative effects this period had and Germany has become one of the most stable and reliable countries in terms of investments and businesses.
More precisely, there are highly industrialized areas, focal points in which the entire German economic engine works at full capacity. Each area concentrates industrial activities much connected to the material resources found there. Taking for example the coalfield Rhine-Ruhr, everyone knows that this area is one of the most important areas in Western Europe.
Hamburg is the second important city in Germany, after the capital, Berlin. It is also one of the most important harbours, center of national importance, a commercial area, having functions of sea transportation and services.
Frankfurt is another important area for the economic life of Germany. This city places the country on the third place in the top of the most sought locations for the international companies, which run investments.
Berlin- the capital- is the most important city of Germany and, implicitly, another center of the economic life. Central point for tourism, appointments and meetings, Berlin holds the reins of the German economic life. Here, everything is centralized, and all information is sent to the high officials.
Germany distinguishes among the European countries through hard work, a well-established economic system that has ensured the stability and reliability of this country on the international market of investments. The investors have the certainty that their investment is secured and their business can grow away from the possible financial risks.
German economy throughout history.
If now positioned for the last years and decades among the top 3 economic powers over the globe, throughout the history, Germany has registered evolution and involution stages, each being a contributing factor in cementing and reinforcing the economic structures that later will give confidence to investors and businessmen. Tracing back into the history the evolution of the economic life today’s Germany registers, there can be made a classification of the periods through which the German economy passed.
Middle Ages is the period in which historians can trace the first attestation of the settlements that later will be unified under the power of the German nation. Germany was not always the same powerful and economically stable country we hear about today. During the Medieval period, Germany was fractioned in pieces of land, denominated kingdoms, dukedoms, bishoprics, principalities and the free cities. This fractionation in different lands-dominated by different principles and rules of domination- meant a continuous struggle for establishing a system that ensures the wellness of the inhabitants of the Germanic land. Even under these difficult conditions, the German peculiarity in terms of a strong economic system and stability begun to show up.
The Middle Ages German economic system was based on guild and craft production, but the slight influences of the mercantilism and what later will be named merchant capitalism were already felt in the, so called, economic life. Trade had soon become way of increasing their incomes, mostly because the products manufactured by Germans were highly qualitative and lasting in comparison with the other products found on the trade markets. The today’s professionalism, quality work and seriousness are inherited from the old tradition Germans preserved over time, from the passion and dedication to education and vocational training.
Beginning with the 19 th century, major changes on the international economic situation took place. The Industrial Revolution is the main and most important event of this century. The transit from the rural society and an economy mostly based on mercantilism was gradual and without major events.

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