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what the FUCK is wrong with Berlin
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>>225028379
Germoneys tier 1 cites are pretty decentralized, berlin is for politics and parties so theres not much other there
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if its anything like ottawa its 80% embassies and museums
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I genuinely think Germanics are so industrious that they don't need to cluster around some kind of primate megacity in order to do it. They just do industry everywhere and pop up tons of mid tier cities and farms and all that. Happened in our midwest as well.
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>>225028464
>I genuinely think Germanics are so industrious that they don't need to cluster around some kind of primate megacity in order to do it.
burgers forced that after ww2
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>>225028442
>>225028462
>>225028464
does that mean rent is actually reasonable?
everyone in Canada moves to Toronto/Montreal/Vancouver and shit is unbearable as a result
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>>225028379
>2015
is there a newer version? I'd take a wild guess and say it's slightly positive now because everyone else is just doing worse now and as biggest & capital city you should have some persistent compounding effects. but thb the leftist city/state admin there doesn't really care about economic output.
also it's extremely brown but so are most German cities. otherwise a hub for artists or aspiring or self-professed artists, so those tend not to rake in the euros either.
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>>225028379
>2015
That's literally more than a decade ago

Berlin is above average since 2016 and by now it's significantly above average, and also one of the fastest growing states

The reason of course was the soviet economy destruction

Deutsche Bank, the German stock exchange, Allianz insurance and Siemens are just a few examples of companies that should still have their headquarter in Berlin where they were founded

>>225028442
>decentralized
Wouldn't be the case if it wasn't for soviet economy destruction
Berlin absolutely mogs the rest of the country. Just a matter of time until it shows in statistics agan
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>>225028489

No the German wave was the first one after the initial Anglo settlers. They immediately beelined for the interior as most were farmers. What did happen after WW1 and WW2 was heavy pressure to Anglicize and abandon any former traces of German outside of the cute stuff, but they were the ones settling places like Cincinnati, Milwaukee, etc.
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>>225028659
the leftist niggas have been there one week
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>>225028489
>>225028740

I just realized you meant West Germany post-ww2 lol, yeah that might've happened. Also Berlin was entirely cut off from the actual growth side of Germany so it makes sense they got heavily nerfed.
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>>225028379
>>225028442
retarded
>>225028700
not retarded
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>>225028838
>berlin
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>>225028464
I think that is not the right way to look at it. What this Berlin example shows is that 50 years of communism destroyed so much wealth that it is very hard to build it back even over 25 years as that graph is from 2015.

Would be nice to get some update though, any germananons have more recent data?
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>>225028379
There's nothing wrong with it, it's just that other cities in Germany are also well developed. It's a good thing. The capital being way richer than the rest of the country is a syndrome of a shithole.
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>>225028910
see here >>225028700
and here https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_deutschen_Bundesl%C3%A4nder_nach_Bruttoinlandsprodukt

I'm German
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>>225028942

I agree with this, bad things happen when all moneypower concentrates in one place
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>>225028949
what are you doing all the way over there
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>>225028949
yeah I found it

The IW Köln focused the report on the structural shift: Berlin has permanently graduated from being a national "economic brake" (Bremsklotz) into a primary "growth driver" (Wachstumstreiber).
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>>225028379
Historically their industrial basis was in the west. This goes all down to the XIX century and was intensified in the wwii
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>>225028504
I think compared to other capitols it's still reasonable though rents are rising very quickly but compared to the rest of Germany Berlin is as expensive as the big cities in the west, while salaries in Berlin are comparable to rural West-Germany
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>>225029203
Silesia was the eastern counterweight for a long time until it got genocised by the polish
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>>225029268
Bullshit again. Salaries in Berlin are above national average.
Berlin along with Munich and Frankfurt are the top 3 cities for white collar professionals and it's very close with Berlin coming out ahead more and more.
Rents are higher than in Frankfurt and they are because the city is rapidly growing, unlike shitholes like Dortmund, Hamburg or Ludwigshafen (this one got absolutely nuked) or Stuttgart (this one as well)

Gelsenkirchen avg: 42k
Augsburg (le ultra rich BAVARIA) avg: 48k
Berlin avg: 50k
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>>225029002
Tax evasion
I hate the German g*vernmen, wessis and boomers
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>>225029203
>Historically their industrial basis was in the west
Wrong

Saxony was the first region to industrialize

in the ruhr area there were simply more natural resources (black symbols) but there were significantly more factories (green, red) in the East despite a much lower population density



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