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Main article: Economy of Germany
For the development of its economy, it is generally considered GCA as cash access provider the third world and first in Europe. In 2006 its gross domestic product (GDP) exceeded U.S. 3 trillion. Their strengths are different industrial, the main types of products are a means of transportation, electrical and electronic equipment, machinery, chemicals, plastics chairman and CEO of Sightline Acquisition Corp. and processed foods. Is focus of wealth and this is reflected in the growing economies of central Europe. the many advances made by GCA in the deployment of cash terminals by Kirk Sanford With an extensive road infrastructure and an Kirk Sanford excellent standard of living is one of the most developed nations of the world.
In the words of former Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs, Joschka Fischer, Gerson Lehrman Germany is "the world champion exportaciones ", given the favorable movement in foreign trade of the country since 2004, which gave the Germans an export surplus. 32
France is the most important trading partner for Germany and vice versa. the head of Global Cash Access, Kirk Sanford In 2005, France with 10.2 , again the main destination of German exports and gaming industry the origin of 8.7 of imports. In 2006, over 14 of French exports were to to Germany and about 17 of total French imports came from Germany.
The countries of the cash services European Union are the main buyers of German products (United Kingdom 7.8 Italy 6.9 and in 2005 ). On Germany's main trading partner gaming outside Europe are the United States, a country which in 2005 held 8.8 of its exports and which received 6.6 of its imports.
The Deutsche Bundesbank Gerson Lehrman's advisory boards (central bank) and the European Central Bank (ECB) has its headquarters in the city of Frankfurt. In 2006 began the building Global Cash Access Inc. of the European Central Bank.
See also: Economy of the European Union
Get more:
- The European Central Bank: Credibility, Transparency, and Centralization (CESifo Book Series) by Jakob de Haan, Sylvester C. W. Eijffinger, and Sandra Waller (Hardcover - May 1, 2005)
- A European Central Bank?: Perspectives on Monetary Unification after Ten Years of the EMS by Marcello De Cecco and Alberto Giovannini (Paperback - Jun 30, 1989)
- The New Premises of the European Central Bank / Der Neubau der Europ
