Germany has a market economy that allows for private ownership of capital and business. Prices are determined by supply and demand. Major exports include vehicles produced by companies like BMW. Cars are sold domestically and internationally. Germany has a well-educated population due to its education system that provides options like vocational training and universities with low or no tuition.

1. Germany

2. Germany Flag and Country

4. Germany is a capitalism country

5. Meaning there “hands – off” system

6. They have a free price system, meaning prices are set by interchange of supply and demand.

7. Market Economy is like Planned economy, they have investments and production decisions and they give a visible on a plan of production.

8. Socialist and capitalist models of market economies exists

9. The Three Basic Questions

10. What Is Produce Vehicles They are one of the major exports in Germany Resources -Land -Labor -Capital

11. How To Produce Produce by the car manufacturers and sold though there company’s such as BMW.

12. Who Gets To Consume The cars are sold to the household in Germany and many other of Germany's exports

13. The Check List

15. Kindergarten and Nursery school is an optional thing.

16. In there secondary schooling they have five different types.

17. After so many grades the students would take a big exam.

18. The they head to college to achieve a higher learning, most of them don't have to pay because of the score on there exam.

19. Germany education is pretty good, because you can choose between different schooling of your choice depending on your smarts.

20. Also paying for college is more affordable by doing great on the exam.

21. Are They In Debt? t In this char they show there debt from 1998 to 2010. Germany: Debt evolution Millions € % GDP € Per Capital 2010 2.061.795 € 83,20% 25.210 € 2009 1.760.753 € 73,50% 21.315 € 2008 1.644.138 € 66,30% 19.956 € 2007 1.578.814 € 64,90% 19.146 € 2006 1.571.667 € 67,60% 18.996 € 2005 1.524.394 € 68,00% 18.360 € 2004 1.453.783 € 65,80% 17.503 € 2003 1.383.543 € 63,90% 16.614 € 2002 1.295.279 € 60,40% 15.644 € 2001 1.243.113 € 58,80% 14.994 € 2000 1.232.224 € 59,70% 14.865 € 1999 1.225.272 € 60,90% 14.860 € 1998 1.185.449 € 60,30% 14.291 € Government Debt - In 2010, Germany debt is $2,446 billion(US Dollars). - % of GDP -> 83% - Per Capital (USD) -> $30,024

23. Whats Is The Population? Total Population -> 81,471,834 Major Cities Population - Berlin -> 3.438 million - Hamburg -> 1.786 million - Munich -> 1.349 million - Cologne -> 1.001 million Urban Population -> 74% of total population Age Of Population Age 0-14 15-64 65&Over Percent 13.3% 66.1% 20.6% Male 5,569,390 27,227,487 7,217,163 Female 5,282,245 26,617,915 9,557,634 Comparison to the world : 1 6

24. What Is There Transportation Method? Airports Total -> 549 Unpaved -> 330 Paved -> 219 Heliports Total -> 25 Railways Total -> 41,981 KM 26085.784 miles Comparison to the world -> 6 Roadways Total -> 644,480 KM 400461.305 Miles Comparison to the world -> 11 Waterway Total -> 7,467 KM 4639.778 Miles Comparison to the world -> 19 Merchant Marine Total -> 42 Comparison to the world -> 25 Ports and Terminals - Bremen -Bremerhaven -Duisburg -Hamburg -Karlsruhe -Lubeck -Neuss-Dussldoff -Willemslaven

25. Das Ende The End