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There is the possibility of industry innovation power Germany will once again proved to be the driving force of economic recovery. Nowadays Germany pulled out about 2.6 percent of its gross domestic product for research and development (P & P), the sheer numbers of higher than average in the EU, i.e. 1.9 per cent (2008). The Federal Government with States and industry party intends to increase expenditure on research and development to three percent of gross domestic product. With 49 billion dollars, Germany also ranked high on the P & P expenditure funded by the company. The spirit of the inventor shall not fade: Investors and companies from Germany to register approximately 11 per cent of all patents in 2009 – ranked third on the list of patents worldwide

Therefore the leading country in Germany including a number of branch technology prosperous well. Including biotechnology, nanotechnology and information technology, in addition to the realm of high technologies such as biometry, aviation and aerospace,  and logistics. An excellent position occupied by Germany the moving industry in the field of environmental technology (photovoltaic, wind energy, biomass). Manufacturers of windmill installation for the power plant has a share of nearly 28 percent in the market of the world (see Chapter 6). Information and communication technology including the largest industrial branch, in addition to the auto industry/construction machinery and electronics industry. Branches of the industry is growing much more rapidly than the industry as a whole. Already since many years Germany was ranked top in Europe in the field of biotechnology and gene technology. Potential knowledge in the field of nanotechnology was high.

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, Germany seeks to actively in various forums (Eu, G20, IMF) to reform the international financial architecture. For that purpose, the scope of regulation of financial markets should be extended to all those who went into action, all products and all of the market. In addition it needs to be guaranteed that the regulatory actions are implemented consistently and thoroughly. In the banking sector, Germany wanted stricter rules regarding equity and liquidity, regulations of the applicable internationally to sue, as well as financial Examiner with more firmly in control. At the same time it must be put in place stricter regulations on reward system of banks and insurance, as well as the granting of bonuses to managers who are not natural can be high. Through economic policy, which he held the Federal Government wants to stop the motion down growth as quickly as possible and usher Germany out of the crisis stronger. Before the crisis was also the General conditions for the company has been improved further with the decrease in the cost of addition to wages, setting a more flexible job market, and simplification of bureaucracy. In addition in 2008 went into effect the reform of the tax body, the mean load company relieved.

The Dow Jones index in New York is barely higher today than in 2000, but the Bombay sensex is up six-fold. Interest rates on Indian government bonds are 8% against 3% in the US and Germany. Clearly India is one of the best investment destinations in the world. Income tax rates today are modest and there is no tax on dividends and capital gains.

So, enormous sums of black money that once went abroad have returned in white form over the last two decades. These flows may have helped the Indian economy grow faster. They have certainly helped push up land and stock prices to dizzy heights, and election spending too.

India now gets $60 billion annually of remittances from NRIs, and up to $50 billion from portfolio inflows. A significant part of this must be black money returning as white. Some inflows come as NRI bank deposits in India.