Abstract
From 1989–1993, Denmark had the highest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita and the lowest consumer price inflation among the IMSS countries after Japan, according to the Economic and Social Research Foundation (1994). However, GDP growth was moderate, in fact below the rest of the European Union during this period (Danish Industries, 1994).
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Gross Domestic Product Trade Balance Gross Domestic Product Growth Salaried Employee Danish Company
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