Why is Germany’s economy so good?

Answer: I think this is an error in perception.​ Germany is a poor country, mea.​.​.​ Finand's Digest Top Stories For You Why is Germany's economy so good? Kai Hackemesser, Born in Germany and speaking their language Written 19h ago I think this is an error in perception. Germany is a poor country, measured in per capita assets/savings. We are on rank 27 of wealthy nations: List of countries by wealth ...  Read More » Why are people in Nordic countries happy about paying such high taxes? Neel Kumar, Lived in a centrally-planned economy for 16 years Written Oct 5 I once bought a trench coat with removable woolen lining for about $250. It was a HUGE amount of money for me. I was getting paid $5/hour. The coat came from funds my paren...  Read More » What do liberals want to say to conservatives? John Seungjin Oh(오승진), Student (2004-present) Written Oct 21 I understand you guys, I really do. I know you guys don't want to control women, that it's just about whether murder is legal or not. I know that you guys don't deny climate ...  Read More » What do KFC stores do with leftover chicken? Koa Feliciano, works at Aircraft Mechanic Written Oct 14 One of my friends had a job at KFC when we were teenagers. This was back in the mid 70's. Two things he said happened. 1) The store would set aside a good portion of the ch...  Read More » Who is the most brilliant war tactician in history? Abdul Ngoko Updated Sun Chief Mkwawa-Tanzania (then Tanganyika) Have you ever heard about the German Schutztruppe's first stinging defeat in Africa? Have you ever heard about the African Chief whose...  Read More » Are Democrats out of power because they drifted too far left or because they drifted too far right? David W. Budd, Member, Vast Right Wing Conspiracy Updated 4h ago The Democrats right now are out of power not because they have drifted one way or another, but because they were lazy, complacent, and made poor bets. First, they were lazy....  Read More » Are you people in Wall Street much smarter than the common person? Douglas Lucas, studied Finance at The University of Chicago Booth School of Business (1985) Written Jul 13 The Pro: My boss at my last Wall Street firm earned her PhD in economics from Stanford in three years. That's a very short amount of time to earn that degree and she finish...  Read More » Why doesn't Burger King sell hotdogs? Bill Huebner Written Oct 21 Why doesn't Burger King sell hotdogs? They tried, for a while. Here's what you got in your bag or on your tray. I don't know what you see, but I see a bun that looks dried ou...  Read More » Historically, why is Spain's economy so bad? Why does Spain stay so far behind the rest of Europe? How do Germany and France get destroyed in two World Wars and still end up so far ahead of Spain? Rick Gonzalez, lives in Spain (2006-present) Written Oct 17 Spain has a culture of shooting itself. You can find this "flavor" everywhere. Teachers discourage students in school. People are over-taxed. You want to be self-employed?-...  Read More » Do you think the United States is closer to decline or revival, and why? Jerry Mc Kenna, I have voted in the US since 1972 Written Sep 24 The US is in decline. The US grew on cheap land and cheap resources. In the later 19th century we discovered cheap labor in the form of immigrants. World War II showed us t...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/

How come Indonesia is not in an economic crisis like Turkey?

Answer: Indonesia and Turkey are thousands of miles apart but somehow some peo.​.​.​ Finand's Digest Top Stories For You How come Indonesia is not in an economic crisis like Turkey? Dian Ardiansyah Written Aug 15 Indonesia and Turkey are thousands of miles apart but somehow some people associate these two as if they were a conjoined twins that will prosper and suffer together. (this ...  Read More » The Statue of Liberty is now green, but it used to be copper. While the statue was forming its patina, were there people calling for its restoration to the natural copper? How did people come to accept it as green? Jerry Fisher, longtime Statue of Liberty aficionado and useless fact collector. Updated Aug 21 Auguste Bartholdi chose copper as it would quickly develop a bronze-like appearance after a short time of exposure to the elements. He expected the dulled copper to take lo...  Read More » What important financial rule do most people break? Sonia Cee Written Sep 16 Here are some financial mistakes I have made… I would ignore my credit score because I was used to paying for everything in cash. I didn't understand how important credit wa...  Read More » Trickle down theory was proven wrong through the years. Under Trump, the deficit ballooned to roughly a trillion dollars, once again proving the theory does not work. What is the excuse of GOP to keep sticking to it? Eric Umland, Attended many universities. Written Wed Almost everyone but Republicans know that if you give money to the poor, it is quickly spent on food, clothing and shelter. It's generally returned to the economy within th...  Read More » Have you snuck food into a movie theater? If so, what kind? Ryley James, Writer Updated Aug 13 Psst.. Hey, you! Wanna know one of the biggest myths of all time? Prepare to have your mind blown. I worked for a Regal movie theater (so, what I'm about to say may not apply...  Read More » What human in world history is the closest we had to a super hero in terms of strength, intelligence, unnatural abilities, etc.? Jarred Dunn, studied History at The University of Texas at Austin Written Sep 24 This is the story of a real-life X-Man, with a mutant power much like David Dunn, the heroic security guard in the 2000 film Unbreakable. In 1994, a Connecticut man was invo...  Read More » Is it at all plausible that Jamal Khashoggi 'died after a fight' as the Saudis are now claiming? Ana Desetnica Written 14h ago Mr. Khashoggi was almost sixty and not very fit, judging by the photos. According to all of the accounts, he went to the embassy to get papers to marry his fiance. She was ...  Read More » As an experienced investment banker, what is the biggest misconception you had about finance when you were fresh out of school? Pedro Miranda, Former investment banker @GoldmanSachs @CreditSuisse Written Aug 10 My biggest misconception was that deals get done because of good financial analysis. At business school you frequently analyze cash flows and select as the right answer on ...  Read More » Could World War II have been won without the United States? Clay Reynolds, studied History & Literature at The University of Texas at Austin (1971) Written Tue One mistake most Americans make when considering World War II is that it was fundamentally a contest between Germany and the western allies, Great Britain and France, until...  Read More » What are the most powerful countries in the world? George Regnery, studied at Worcester Polytechnic Institute Written Jun 18 Which is the most strongest country in the world? The Netherlands. The Netherlands uses a bunch of dikes to hold back the sea. That's pretty strong. Look at that, holding back...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.