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Which of the following do the British and German economies have in common? Select the two correct answers.

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high wages due to investment in human capital

high wages due to investment in human capital

a strong government role in a mixed economy

a strong government role in a mixed economy

coastline for ports of entry and trade

coastline for ports of entry and trade

strong entrepreneurship helping a strong economy

strong entrepreneurship helping a strong economy

recent expansion into engineering and technical fields

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- high wages due to investment in human capital
- coastline for ports of entry and trade

Both countries are advanced economies with skilled workforces (supporting relatively high wages) and have coastlines with major ports (UK: many ports; Germany: North Sea/Baltic ports such as Hamburg).