The Danish and German economies have benefited most among 14 EU countries from the expansion of the bloc's single market between 1992-2012, according to a study published Monday (28 July) by the Bertelsmann Stiftung, a German foundation.
Over those 20 years, German real gross domestic product rose by an average of €37 billion per year, translating into a yearly inc...
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