Germany’s Top Export Partners: Where €1.55 Trillion in Goods Go
Key Takeaways Germany’s Top Export Destinations by Value Rank Country Exports (In € bn) 1 United States 161.4 2 France 115.2 3 Netherlands 109.3 4 Poland 93.5 5 China 89.9 […]
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Sick Leaves in Germany Doubled Since 2007
Key Takeaways Average Sick Leave per Employee in Germany Year Average No. of Sick Leave (in working days) 1991 12.7 1992 12.7 1993 12.3 1994 12.4 1995 13.0 1996 12.0
Which German Cities Have the Highest STD Rates
Key Takeaways STD Cases in Germany by City Rank Region Number of incidences (per 100,000 individuals) Syphilis Gonorrhea HIV incidence Total STD incidence 1 Berlin Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg 66.4 10.1 9.8 86.3
Commuting in Germany: Cars, Climate Goals, and Daily Reality
Key Takeaways Germany remains one of the world’s leading car manufacturing countries. It is the home to global brands such as Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, and BMW. Cars are not only a
Employment by Federal State in Germany
Key Takeaways Employment by Federal State in Germany Federal state Population (In Millions) Total employed Employees Self-employed Nordrhein-Westfalen 9.84 9.09 (92.4%) 0.75 (7.6%) Bayern 7.89 7.21 (91.4%) 0.68 (8.6%) Baden-Württemberg
Where Do Immigrants in Germany Come From?
Key Takeaways First-Generation Immigrants in Germany Rank Country of birth Population (millions) 1 Poland 1.5 2 Türkiye 1.4 3 Ukraine 1.1 4 Russian Federation 1.0 5 Syria 1.0 6 Kazakhstan
Germany’s Live Births Per Federal State
Key Takeaways Germany’s Live Births per Federal State State Total Population (2023, in Mil.) Total birthsShare of total Total In % Nordrhein-Westfalen 18.19 152,688 22.5% Bayern 13.44 114,365 16.9% Baden-Württemberg
Debt per Capita in Germany: Fourfold Growth Since Reunification
Key Takeaways Debt per Capita in Germany Over The Years Year Population (in millions) Debt (in trillion €) Debt per capita (in €) YoY change (in %) 1991 80.3 0.62 7,736
How Germany’s Debt-to-GDP Ratio Has Changed Since 2000s
Key Takeaways Germany’s debt-to-GDP ratio compares total public debt to the size of the economy in a given year. The ratio does not move only when the government borrows more.
Germany’s GDP per Capita Has Nearly Tripled Since 1991
Key Takeaways Nominal GDP per Capita in Germany Year Gross Domestic Product Per Capita In € YoY change (In %) 1991 19,902 — 1992 21,241 6.7 1993 21,710 2.2 1994