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18 Fabulous Infographics On Germany

Germany is in Europe and is part of the European Union having a federal parliament. The history of Germany dates back to the German revolution in the year 1918 followed by the Nazi rule under the leadership of Adolf Hitler.

It is a developed economy with a very high standard of living with the world’s oldest universal health care system. Berlin is the largest city in Germany and is its capital too. It is the fourth largest economy and one of the second largest import-export countries in the world.

Germany has a temperate and seasonal climate which experiences very cold winters and very hot summers.

 

1. The German Digital Revolution

German online consumer receives at least one permission based email every day. Statistics show that 94% of the German consumers polled are subscribers, 39% of the online consumers are fans and 7% of the online consumers polled are fans. All of these were also found to be in the age group of 18 years and above.

1. The German Digital Revolution

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 2. Federal Election In Germany

With Germany due to hold its general elections a review has been done on the various campaigns that are being played out on social media platforms like Facebook. The analysis revealed the total number of fans, fan gains, people talking about various parties and percentage of total interaction on Facebook in this regard.

2. Germany federal election

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 3. Everything About Germany

Full name of Germany is Federal Republic of Germany and originates from a Latin word Germania. Some of the former names of Germany are German Empire, German republic and German Reich. Berlin is the capital of Germany and is located in Central Europe bordering the Baltic and North seas. Germany is the second most populous country in Europe next to Russia.

3. Everything about Germany

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 4. 2012 Germany

There are 38,500,000 active gamers in Germany with 24,500,000 paid gamers. even the money spent on paid gaming is increasing by about 4% each year apart from 19% growth in the amount of time spent playing games. Even the statistics point at 3.7 game platforms per average gamer.

 2012 Germany

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 5. Tablet User Germany Vs US

A comparison of the number of tablet users in Germany and US reveals that there are 84% males and 16% females who own tablets in Germany whereas there are 51% males and 49% females in US. There are an overall 2350 million download of apps in Germany and for 60% of the tablet users it is common to read a magazine on the tablet. Where as in US 94% use their tablet to search for some information.

5. Tablet User Germany Vs US

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 6. The Future Of European Economy

When taking a closer look at the six key economic indicators across the European Union with trends in Euro 17 and EU 27 as a whole. Some of the key factors considered are debt to GDP ratio, deficit, unemployment, consumer price index and lastly per capita income.

6. The Future of European economy

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 7. Online Shopping Germany

A survey conducted among 1853 people to understand online shop[ping pattern revealed that 95% people purchased something online while only 5% said they did not buy anything online. About 59% people confirmed that they were planning to purchase something online in the next 6 months.

7. Online shopping Germany

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8. How Do UK And US Compare CIO?

22% of Germans spend more on data backup. 21%of UK CIO’s says that their network security needs are not met.

8. How do UK and US compare CIO

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9. German Citizenship

There are four ways of obtaining German citizenship and one can attempt several routes at the same time. The four methods are descent from German parents, birth in Germany, naturalization and reinstatement of citizenship.

9. German Citizenship

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10. IT outsourcing From Germany To Ukraine

The IT outsourcing from Germany to Ukraine has seen tremendous growth with Germany being the most populated place and Ukraine the most populous. The reason for drive in outsourcing to Ukraine can be attributed to key drive choices such as low costs, strong R&D base, geographical and cultural proximity and positive references.

10. IT outsourcing from Germany to Ukraine

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11. Everything You Need To Know About German Elections

Chancellor Angela Merkel leader of Germany’s conservative party won national vote in 2008 making her the only European leader to be re-elected. But as CDU narrowly missed absolute majority will need to form a coalition government. The most likely candidate for a coalition is the center-left social democratic party which received 25.7 percent votes.

11. Everything you need to know about German elections

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12. Search Engine Marketing In UK Vs Germany

When comparing the usage of search engine marketing amongst countries such as France, UK and Germany, statistics reveal that the population and internet users of France and UK are almost the same. But despite this fact it is France that spends the most on search engine advertising amongst the three countries with 57%, UK at 49% and Germany at about 35-41% which is the least.

12. Search engine marketing in UK vs Germany

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13. Dedicated Server Germany

Germany has dedicated server for internet users with premium bandwidth which is available at most affordable price of just 45 Euros per month. These dedicated servers are unmetered along with free installation and server boots. It is only in Germany that these internet servers are unmanned with absolutely no set-up fee and monthly contract options.

13. Dedicated server Germany

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14. Truth About German Interns

Some of the facts that govern the internship in Germany were revealed by 6000 reviews by interns. The facts show that about two-thirds of the interns are satisfied which is 65.8% while 34.2% are dissatisfied.  Among the interns about 43% are unpaid while some of the interns receive an average payment of 290 Euros per month. Other vital factors that many interns are satisfied about are the working hours, positive working environment in industries and longer duration of internship.

14. Truth about German interns

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15. Brain Trust

Many countries spend a lot of money every year for scientific research and development activities. Europe spends about 24.1% on research and development activities with Germany spending about 2.24% when compared to other world countries. The areas that Germany mostly spends are environment, health, physics, aerospace and transportation. The patents per capita comparison with other countries provides Germany at number 7 besides ranking it at 23% amongst the countries that will have the greatest impact on scientific impact in the world.

15. Brain Trust

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16. IPhone Mile Return Journey

The various parts of the all new series of the iPhone travels nothing less than 20,000 miles to procure all its parts from countries such as UK, China, Germany and US. Starting from the U.S at Apple headquarters it travels 5215 miles to U.K and next about 5989 miles to Germany. In Germany the iPhone gets the touch screen overlay, baseband integrated circuit which completes 44% of the phone assembling before getting all the other parts to finally reach back the U.S.

16. IPhone mile return journey

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17. Web Browser Usage Stats Germany

The share of web browsing in Germany in terms of market share for 2012-2013 is distributed between Mozilla Firefox, Google chrome and Apple safari standing at 36.4%, 20.3% and 18.7% respectively. While safari and chrome have gained the market share the biggest loser is Firefox during the said period.

17. Web browser usage stats Germany

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18. Pigs, Planes And Urine

This infographic depicts on numbers behind the travel industry. Germans use 8.3 billion holiday days annually.

18. Pigs, Planes and Urine

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Categories : Graphs | Published by : Sarah | Date : Mar 16, 2014

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