Among the horror scenarios that occasionally rob politicians and managers of sleep when it comes to Germany as a business location, one is probably the most frightening: a complete, abrupt decoupling of the Federal Republic of Germany from the superpower China. Such a case, triggered by an attack by the People’s Republic on its neighbor Taiwan and the subsequent sanctions and counter-sanctions, would have devastating consequences for the local economy, after all, last year alone Germany and China exchanged goods worth almost 300 billion euros. At least that’s usually the tenor.
German economy: What consequences a trade stop with China would have – Economy
