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Membership in the European Union has benefitted the German economy would most likely be the influx of a new source of workers. Germany has suffered from a stagnating rate of natural growth for the population and the surge of Eastern European laborers has undoubtedly helped German economy
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Why are Britain and Germany called net contributors to the EU budget?
A net contributor to the EU pays more money into the budget than they get directly out. However, they do benefit from other aspects of EU membership, such as trade and tourism etc.
Who decided that Germany should be in the EU?
The decision for Germany to be part of the European Union was made by the German government and ratified through treaties negotiated with other member states. Germany joined the European Economic Community in 1957, which later evolved into the European Union.
Who was the leader of Germany when they joined the EU?
In 1993, when the EU was formed the Chancellor of Germany was Helmut Kohl
When did Germany become the EU between 1991 and today?
Germany did not become the EU. Germany is one of 28 countries that is a member of the EU. The EU as we now know it came into existence on the 1st of November 1993, when it had 15 members.
Who created the EU?
Germany
Why did Germany joined eu?
Because Germany is in Europe.
Is Germany part of the eu?
yeah
Who has the biggest economy in the EU?
Germany
Is Germany allie of Syria?
Especially lately, Syria and the EU don't have a good relationship. Since Germany is part of the EU and shares similar interests as the EU (and NATO), they would not be allies.
Which country pays the most into the EU?
Germany. She gives twice the amount she takes from EU.
What German words begin with eu?
Euskirchen is a town in Germany. It begins with the letters eu.
Is Bavaria a member of the EU?
Bavaria is a region of Germany. Germany is a member of the EU. It is countries, not regions that are described as being members. So Bavaria is in the EU, but it would not be described as being a member in its own right.
