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No, in terms of nominal GDP it will take a few years more because Euro is stable and inflation in Germany will drive nominal GDP growth.This means we can easily overtake Germany next year.
We will also step up the exchange with civil society players within the framework of the round table.
For people reading this- Please donot fall into the trap. They want to "attract" professionals from India because the system here is crumbling! Unless you are a specialist, speak the language fluently and your profession is not oversaturated by supply, Make better choices!German govt's "Focus on India" policy paper released recently, ahead of their chancellor's visit.
almost everything in sync or manageable, except for one line.
For people reading this- Please donot fall into the trap. They want to "attract" professionals from India because the system here is crumbling! Unless you are a specialist, speak the language fluently and your profession is not oversaturated by supply, Make better choices!
Yup you are right on point.I am in high demand and speak the language. But going there right now is a net negative. Given the taxes I will be paying and amount of rejections I should be prepared for when searching for a house in big cities, I feel there is nothing to gain. Not to mention if you have kids you have another arduous job of finding a place in Kindergarten which in itself is as big of a search as finding a house to live. And who can forget the healthcare system which gives you appointments after 3 months. If I travel across the pond to US I will be getting paid minimum $300,000+ per year. Even after taxes I will be left with enough. In Germany I am at the most will be paid 130,000 Euros per year. With 50% tax, I will be getting 65,000 Euros in hand per year. Sounds like a bad deal to me.