Germany and the European Community

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"INTRODUCTION

With the dissolution of the Soviet Empire, a number of other changes have come about in the sphere of Europe, and one major changed that must be faced by Western Europe today and that is also fraught with uncertainties is the advent of a reunited Germany. Germany was a question mark in the development of the European Community even before this because the German economy appears to be so superior to those of the other countries in the EC, ranking with Japan and standing as a nebulous economic threat to the rest of Europe and to the United States in the estimation of some analysts. The reunited Germany has a number of characteristics. The area of the existing Federal Republic of Germany has been expanded by 44 percent, while its population has grown by only 26 percent. There has been a gain in economic potential of about 10 ..."

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