Why are German SMEs good at adding value in the manufacturing industry, why they are strong in trade and their exports are increasing, and why they are internationally competitive?

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The 13th "Strong small and medium-sized enterprises that support the German economy" Mitter ...-- RIETI

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2016/05/13 — In  this section, Senior Researcher Koichi Iwamoto will consider the rapidly expanding Internet of Things (IoT) from various perspectives.

Why is the export of Germany, another manufacturing powerhouse, increasing?

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For example, in Europe, the Maastricht Treaty created a single market. Not only did it promote economic and monetary union, but in 1999, it was unified in 11 European countries including Germany .

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Section 3 Globalization and Manufacturing in the United States and Germany-Cabinet Office

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As will be described later, high value -added products include products with low price elasticity of demand in the international market ... but let's consider why productivity increases when we start exporting .

Characteristics of Japanese Trade | JFTC Kids Site

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Japan has scarce resources, and has achieved economic growth by specializing in processing trade , which imports most of fuel resources such as crude oil and industrial raw materials from overseas, processes and commercializes them, and exports them. ..

Toward overseas business development of service industry --Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

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In 2001, he presented the goal of making digital content an industry with 10% of GDP. ➢ In "Creative Britain (2008)" , we will develop creative human resources, develop business, and intellectually ...

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  Part 1 Chapter 1 Section 2 Manufacturing industry that supports Japan's industrial structure

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  The manufacturing industry is a core industry that accounts for less than 20% of Japan's GDP, but in recent years, the GDP ratio has been declining due to the overseas expansion of production bases and major changes in the competitive structure in some industries.
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  Chapter 4 Overseas Expansion-Exploring the Factors of Success and Failure-

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  On the other hand, looking overseas, the middle-class and high-net-worth population in developed countries is almost flat, but in Southwest Asia, ASEAN, China, and other Asian countries , the middle-class and high-net-worth population is expected to increase. Re ...

Approaching the strategy of internationally competitive German SMEs-JETRO

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One of the reasons why German SMEs are actively expanding overseas is the blessed external environment. According to Müller, in Germany "Mitterstand" is " a foundation that supports the German economy.

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Small and medium-sized mold manufacturing industry that confronts a harsh business environment by utilizing IT

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2019/11/28 —  Such companies are increasing their competitiveness by reducing costs and developing high value -added molds . So, in this report , to the mold manufacturer ...

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"Winning alone" Germany; Economic Revitalization Reform-International IT Foundation

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2015/10/23 —  Worked on export promotion of manufacturing industry , especially small and medium- sized enterprises , and economic growth led by exports has taken root. ...  Export items are industrial products that Germany has strong international competitiveness . The export destination is BRICS ...

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