Titlebook: Economic Aspects of German Unification; Expectations, Transi Paul J. J. Welfens Book 1996Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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Thoracoscopic Lymph Node Dissection,oor shape, productive capacities are in a wretched condition, product-lines are not adapted to world-market demand, and the labor force is lacking experience with modern technologies.. Since these deficiencies are the legacy of more than five decades of central planning (first fascism, then communis

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Thoracoscopic Lymph Node Dissectionrom leaving the territory that, until recently, comprised the GDR. This recommendation deserves to be examined carefully. It is of interest not just for Germany. Rather, it may apply to analogous movements toward economic integration of high-productivity and low-productivity economies when mass move

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Imaging of Nonvascular Thoracic Trauma,October 3, 1990, is German unification day. October 9, 1989, would have been Leipzig’s Tianamin Square day had the GDR government had full control over its armed forces. Luckily there was no bloodshed and communist rule was swept away with incredible speed and unprecedented ease by the people’s revolution.

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Atlas of Endometrial HistopathologyFrom a historical point of view, the unification of two politically, economically, socially and also ecologically different or even contrary systems as represented by the former Federal Republic of Germany and the former German Democratic Republic within an extremely short period of time is a unique process without any historical precedent.

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Macroeconomic Aspects of German UnificationOctober 3, 1990, is German unification day. October 9, 1989, would have been Leipzig’s Tianamin Square day had the GDR government had full control over its armed forces. Luckily there was no bloodshed and communist rule was swept away with incredible speed and unprecedented ease by the people’s revolution.

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Environmental Protection: Problems and Prospects in East and West GermanyFrom a historical point of view, the unification of two politically, economically, socially and also ecologically different or even contrary systems as represented by the former Federal Republic of Germany and the former German Democratic Republic within an extremely short period of time is a unique process without any historical precedent.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-79972-3Deutschland; European Integration; European Union (EU); Germany; Polis; Systemtransformation; Wiederverein