Germany's Balanced Development: The Real Wealth of a NationBloomsbury Academic, 1998 M05 26 - 240 páginas What makes the German economy so resilient? This provocative book challenges the conventional wisdom as to what constitutes national wealth, arguing that it is long-term, balanced development rather than rapid growth and productivity that makes an economy successful. Interdisciplinary in approach, this is the first book in many years to take an organic view of the German economy, looking not only at the mix of business and economic policies but also at the sociocultural and psychological background to German economic development. Gazdar shows how Germany balances the priorities of wealth, welfare, and well-being, and describes Germany's uniquely resilient form of ecological sociocapitalism. He argues that the German way of running an economy gives the country a strong, long-term edge over the United States and Japan in the global competition for economic security. |
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... expense of small business . The National Socialists were easily able to mobilize the Mittelstand in their favor , since they pretended to support traditional artisanship . Ironically , when the Nazis came to power , they favored big ...
... expense of the vast majority of the population , whose savings were wiped out by the drastic devaluation . Erhard's economic policies were highly business - oriented , with low tax rates and strong investment benefits . Basic elements ...
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Microcosm of the German Economy | 23 |
Order and the Business Mentality | 47 |
Commitment and the Business Environment | 77 |
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