>The only industrial power left in Europa was Germany but they went from 830 to 650 in the last two years for lacking of energy
>>536641003your pic still has them at 830
>>536641004Yes2023We are in 2026
Global Value Chains have made it possible to separate the steps of production that are valuable and require a highly educated workforce, like design, R+D, financial management, etc. from the assembling of the product.There are a lot of countries which are industrial producers but not innovative, they are just assemblies. Think Mexico or Bangladesh for some clear cases. China used to be like this back in the day but they have developed their own native research and design branches.Australia on the other hand is the case of a country which employs a lot of technology in a largely non-industrial economy. Australia exports oil and iron mineral, but they do so in an extremely efficient manner only possible through a lot of capital and a highly educated workforce.
It's over for Germany
