1999-2009 German economic development and population migration flow analysis of the quantitative relationship（1999 - 2009年德国的经济发展和人口迁移流动分析的定量关系）.docVIP

1999-2009 German economic development and population migration flow analysis of the quantitative relationship Abstract: Economic development and population migration flows between the inherent correlation. Germany, as Europe’s economic and social development of the typical case, its economic development and population growth has a strong representation of the relationship, of course, the economic relationship between migration and population flow trajectories showed strong personality. Nevertheless, its economic development and population migration flows can still give our relationship a strong inspiration. This can be through economic development to guide the rational flow of the population, the same can also Resettlement in regulation and management to stimulate economic development and promote economic and social development and prosperity. Keywords: economic structure, economic development and Migrant Population Ups and downs - German Economic Analysis of Development Track Germany’s economy was once a pioneer in promoting economic development in Europe, but in recent years has always hovered at the edge of stagnation, since German reunification in 1990, the German economy is weak appetite. Since reunification in 1990 to 2001, Germany has experienced four recessions, including the 1999-2000 international oil prices and the U.S. economic recession triggered by the severe economic recession in late 2001 for the fourth round of economic recession. In 2001, Germany’s economic growth rate from 3.0% in 2000, fell sharply and into mild recession, mainly due to three factors: First, the structure of aging; two external shocks; Third cycle conduction. Thus, the German government has taken a series of measures of macroeconomic policy to stimulate economic growth, mainly: fiscal policy and monetary policy further expansion efforts, not break the ‘Maastricht Treaty’ Standards and under the premise of increasing pressure deficit spending, 2000 the four y