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The Economic Effects of German Reunification on West and East Europe,y is one-third larger than that of the old Federal Republic. The population is one-fifth larger. But apart from these quantitative factors, the major qualitative factor is the fact that with the abolition of Germany’s division the political weight of our country necessarily had to increase with the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47271-2l economy, but also to stimulate domestic demand for economic growth, especially by expanding personal consumption and by improving the quality of domestic life. Concrete measures to attain these goals consist of the relaxation of government regulations on economic activities, the abrogation of a ta