Demographic change has long since arrived in Germany. Immigration or emigration, the birth rate, mortality, these three central factors are shifting the demographic framework in ways never seen before.
More about the DVDMany of the goods we use every day come from foreign countries and have to be imported into Germany. Without a functioning world trade our range of products would be very limited. Often goods are transported over long distances from A to B before we can use them.
More about the DVDCentral banks, which are also referred to as banks of issue, have a controlling function in the monetary economy.
More about the DVDThe economy of a state can be organised along different lines.
More about the DVDFor many hundreds of years, means of payment have been used for the exchange of goods.
More about the DVD„Growth isn‘t everything, that‘s true. But without growth everything is nothing.
More about the DVDMoney, money, money. The desire of humans to own more money is as old as money itself.
More about the DVDMs. Köller is a director at a small carpentry, which she has inherited from her parents. As the boss of her firm Ms. Köller also takes care of the accounting.
More about the DVDEconomic growth is on everybody’s lips and almost every day we come across the notion – assessed both positively and negatively – in the news from the worlds of politics and business.
More about the DVDCapitalism is a global economic and social order, in which the means of production such as, for instance, buildings, farmland or technical facilities are in private ownership, and the control of economic activities is effected by the market.
More about the DVDThe satellite dishes of the first terrestrial communications site on German ground in Raisting near the Ammersee have been a symbol of high-tech in Bavaria for decades. The very first satellite dish was still protected from all weathers by an air hall. Today it is an industrial monument.
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