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REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT INTERACTIVE MAP
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Introduction to various economies
IThis infographic will help you get to know the economy of the Netherlands, China, Germany and France better.
Let's learn more about the European giants
The economies of the Netherlands, Germany and France are the largest in Europe and among the largest in the world.
7%
of the world GDP ,these countries have
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Netherlands
- There are many rules, regulations and norms in the economy, and there is control everywhere
- There are strict rules regarding the environmental, legal and tax aspects of the work
- Labor legislation is based on the trust of the employer and the employee
- People trust the state and pay all taxes, the state at the same time uses all the money to improve people's living conditions
- The state has established environmental laws that help maintain the ecological state
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France
- Nearly 2.5 million companies registered
- The Government retains significant influence on key segments of the infrastructure sectors, having a controlling stake in railway, electric power, aviation and telecommunications companies
- France's GDP is lower than in the US, due to the fact that a much smaller percentage of the French population works, even despite high productivity
- The problem of GDP is structural reforms: reducing the working day, changing social justice
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Germany
- Guarantees of the right to own property, freedom of movement, free choice of occupation, freedom of association and equality before the law
- The government is trying to promote fair play between management and the workforce
- The government regulates relations between capitalist market participants, especially with regard to competition and monopolies
- Germany has a diverse tax system, taxes are levied at the national, state and local levels
- Balanced economic policy
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China
- China is a global manufacturing center
- China's problem: economic imbalance; environmental problems; economic inequality
- Development through large-scale investment projects.
- Health insurance, social policy programs, insurance and pensions under state control
- A successful economic model that has lifted hundreds of millions of people out of poverty and contributed to the country's astounding economic and social development
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