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Representative of German Industry and Trade
The Representative of
German Industry and Trade (RGIT) retained Content First to produce
a state-by-state analysis of the economic impact of German investment
in the United States by employment, capital stock investment, and the
level of exports from each state to Germany.
Facts About German-American Investment and Trade | German Business Matters 2006 | German Business Matters 2005
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A new brochure, Facts About German-American Investment and Trade, was released by the Representative of German Industry and Trade in April 2008 to provide an overview of key U.S. and German investment and trade statistics. The data, based on the most recently released U.S.
government statistics, showed that German-owned companies supported
655,000 jobs in the United States, representing 13 percent
of all jobs supported by foreign affiliates.
Select Facts About German-American Investment and Trade
- German-owned affiliates create well-paid American jobs with an average annual compensation per worker of $73,500.
- German business creates jobs in every state with Michigan, California, New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio as the top ranked states by employment supported by the operations of U.S. subsidiaries of German-owned companies.
- German-owned subsidiaries lead in capital stock investment and research and development expenditures
- Germany is America's 6th largest export market at nearly $50 billion.
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The second edition of the report, German Business Matters,
was released by RGIT in March 2007 to provide policymakers, the
press, and the public with objective statistics on the importance
of German investment to each state. The data, based on U.S.
government statistics, showed that German-owned companies supported
nearly 670,000 jobs in the United States, representing 13 percent
of all jobs supported by foreign affiliates. German
Business Matters provides an overview of employment by
all 50 states.
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The report, German Business Matters, was released
by RGIT in November 2005 to provide policymakers, the press, and
the public with objective statistics on the importance of German
investment to each state. The data, based on U.S. government
statistics, showed that German-owned companies supported nearly
675,000 jobs in the United States, representing nearly 13 percent
of all jobs supported by foreign affiliates. German
Business Matters provides an overview of employment by
all 50 states.
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Client Benefits
This project illustrates how Content First created a user-friendly
report for an international business association to educate key audiences,
including:
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