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Germany

Germany is the fourth largest economy in the world and the economically most important pillar in Europe. We are the export champion: Our cars, medicines, football, Bavarian beer, and our highly specialized machines are known and popular worldwide.

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USA

Economic powerhouse USA. The country boasts the largest stock market, the two largest stock exchanges (NYSE and NASDAQ), and the most important indices.

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China

The new economic power China? China is home to 1.42 billion people, which is more than the combined population of Europe and the United States. The interesting aspect of this is China's recent rise.

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Singapore

Key hub in Southeast Asia. Singapore is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, but has little land or resources.

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Switzerland

Switzerland has a considerable economic power. The economy in Switzerland is heavily focused on health and finance. In these sectors, the largest and most well-known companies from Switzerland, such as Roche or UBS, are mainly active.

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Austria

Of course, tourism also plays a major role. The service sector also makes a significant contribution to the Austrian economy, which is considered one of the most developed in the world.

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Canada

Canada is the second largest country in the world, having been in the shadow of the USA for many years and is now perceived as the country of trend stocks. Due to Canada's abundant natural resources, they are considered the most important export partner of the USA, which greatly benefits the country economically.

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France

The French economy, like the German economy, is dependent on the business cycle. The largest sector in France is the cyclical consumer sector, which is mainly defined by companies in the luxury industry such as LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy), Kering, and Hermès, as well as companies in the automotive industry such as Renault.

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United Kingdom

The United Kingdom (UK) consists of several islands, divided into four parts: England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. England, particularly the capital city of London, represents the largest economic region.

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Spain

The Spanish economy represents the twelfth largest economy worldwide. The main sectors of the economy are tourism, communication and information technology, metalworking industry, mechanical engineering, agriculture, and petrochemicals.

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Italy

Italy's economy has been increasingly privatized in recent years and has experienced an economic upswing since 2006, which, however, suffered a significant setback during the financial and banking crisis of 2008.

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Japan

Japan is the third-largest economy in the world. The Japanese economy has grown significantly over the last century. With a great deal of capitalism, diligence, and innovation, Japan managed to catch up with the USA and become a global power. It still has a lot of catching up to do.

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Hong Kong

Hong Kong is one of the four Asian tiger states (including Taiwan, South Korea, and Singapore). The four Asian tiger states are the four countries that have experienced phenomenal growth since 1970, going from the poorest regions of the world to the wealthiest.

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India

India is the seventh largest economy in the world. Additionally, it is the fastest-growing major nation. India is projected to become the most populous country in the world by 2023-2025. Population and prosperity growth are driving the country forward.

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