Asked by Slim Shady
How did the reunification of East and West Germany create economic opportunities that contributed to Germany's current status? (1 point)
Responses
West Germans restricted market expansion
West Germans restricted market expansion
West Germans reduced manufacturing investments
West Germans reduced manufacturing investments
West Germans utilized East Germany's skilled and cheap labor force
West Germans utilized East Germany's skilled and cheap labor force
West Germans imposed strict economic regulations
Responses
West Germans restricted market expansion
West Germans restricted market expansion
West Germans reduced manufacturing investments
West Germans reduced manufacturing investments
West Germans utilized East Germany's skilled and cheap labor force
West Germans utilized East Germany's skilled and cheap labor force
West Germans imposed strict economic regulations
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**West Germans utilized East Germany's skilled and cheap labor force.**
The reunification allowed West Germany to access East Germany's labor market, which included a skilled workforce that was available at a lower cost. This contributed to economic growth and efficiency in the reunified Germany, helping it to become one of the leading economies in Europe.
**West Germans utilized East Germany's skilled and cheap labor force.**
The reunification allowed West Germany to access East Germany's labor market, which included a skilled workforce that was available at a lower cost. This contributed to economic growth and efficiency in the reunified Germany, helping it to become one of the leading economies in Europe.
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