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This third edition of "Doing Business with Germany" analyses the success that Germany has had in creating a new, less regulated, entrepreneurial, business environment. Germany emerged as the undoubted centre of the vast Euro-zone economy, making Germany, with its high-quality skills base, strong consumer markets and sophisticated business support services, more attractive than ever as a trading partner or a base for European business expansion. The guide examines legal, finance, tax and accounting regulations and practice, as well as the various incentives which aim to attract investors.

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Jonathan Reuvid was an economist at the French national oil company. From there he moved into investment banking, financial consultancy and marketing strategy. After working for a US multinational engineering group, he engaged in the development of joint ventures and technology transfers in northern China, where he remains involved

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Not enough depth, 28 Mar 2002 By A Customer I...was disappointed to find it was not infact the type of book I expected. Rather than chapters covering a whole subject each chapter is made up of a series of short essays on topics such as Legal. On the whole the book tried to cover too much ground with little depth of detail. If you have no experience of business in Germany this may be worth the very high cost. But if you already do business in Germany don't bother, most of the information is available elsewhere.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all customer reviews...		Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews

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