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The unemployment rate dropped to 7.6% in Germany in 2009 an 6.9% by 2013. Experts says this is a result of the rapid growth in the sector paying low wages.
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Germany Is Flying Above the Economic Storm in Europe
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Obama Focuses on âThriving Middle Classâ in Speech
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China Takes Heat on Trade, but Germany’s Power Continues to Grow
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