Australia wins. 12 times greater in size in landmass to Germany. Australia is a resource superpower and fewer people that need to share its wealth. Superior climate and an endless collection of beaches. Germany does make great cars though and their beers are pretty good!
German's GDB is much higher than Australian's. German's History is much more interesting than Australian's. Australia is a good country, but Germany is one of the best country of Europe
@@berlin695 It's true, Germany's GDP is ok however Germany needs to share its wealth between 83.5 million at 3.806 trillion USD (2020) people Vs Australia's 25.5 million people at 1.66 trillion USD (2020). So Germany has triple the population of Australia, but only twice the GDP so the maths doesn't work, does it. Plus, Germany's resources on a global scale are limited compared to Australia. Look at the problems Germany faces because of the Ukraine Crisis with fuel and gas. Australia is limited in fuel but has an abundance of gas, it is a major exporter of gas to the world. But, Germany makes great cars! It's great, Germany's history with Europe is great. Can we include WW2? Yep. I agree Germany is one of the best countries in Europe, a continent. Australia is one of the best countries in the world, and it's a continent! Your turn. lol
@@panayotisdamianakis3658 if you are focused only on WW2 and you do not consider the rest of the History of Germany you should better inform yourself - Gemany's history is great even if had one of the baddest period ever
@@berlin695 Who said anything about WW2? Someone is paranoid! lol I don't deny Germany's history isn't great. History isn't judged by measures of good or bad though, is it? Just how great an impact it has been in terms of civilisation. Germany's history is amazingly notoriously great in respect to having one of the greatest impacts on civilisation! Congrats! You can thank Adolf Hitler and his merry band of Nazis for their helping hand in the annals of time for Germany's pole position as being the most despicable, genocidal regime in history. After all, that's all the rest of the world remembers. Correct? Oh, and your cars. Great legacy. Got anything else? There's a lot of back peddling from there, in the meantime, speaking of civilisation, would you kindly ask Counselor Olaf Scholz to give Greece back the stolen ancient Greek artifacts currently illegally confiscated in Berlin’s Pergamon Museum? Thanks, there's a guter Typ.
@@berlin695 It sounds like you've had your fair share of visits to the doctor. Further, I've been to Germany, several times. Have you ever visited Australia? Nature's beauty abounds - Beautiful one day, perfect the next. And then you have Germany, quite bleak in winter lol
@aamiralipomy3082 | Per capita, the difference is almost nil. I don't think you really know, have you ever been to Australia? Australia has a population of 26 million and has an almost 2 trillion dollar a year economy. Germany has a population of around 83 million and an economy of 4.3 Trillion a year meaning that Australia's economy is about half of Germany's but its population is less than a third - so wealth in this instance is relative. Also, Australia's vast wealth is still in the ground. It's literally a resource super power, with only 12% of its land survey for mining so far. Truly, you have no idea of the potential wealth Australians have under their feet.
@@panayotisdamianakis3658 Let's See who's most powerful rich and important and valuable county in the world Gemany is most powerful and valuable county in the world as compared to Australia
@@aamiralipomy3082 It's all about potential. Germany is a great country, filled with highly intelligent people, manufacturer of supreme products - however, the majority of the mineral resources mined in Germany are hard, brown coal and lignite and, in smaller quantities, natural gas and crude oil. It is relatively resource poor. In essence, it has plateaued and at the moment is in danger of becoming a 'welfare state'. Despite be a large miner of brown coal, this won't help Germany as it's poor quality and so 'last century'. Germany has plateaued. As opposed to Australia and it's vast resources, most, untapped. Australia is a land of exceedingly wonderful potential which has only now, has started to be realised. I agree, Germany is an economically powerful and valuable player on the world stage. In terms of 'a force to be reckoned with' though, Germany is ranked militarily at number 25 and Australia, despite having a relatively small force still punches above its weight being ranked at 16. It will only escalate in ranking with the implementation of the recent AUKUS military agreement. You see, it's all about potential. It's quite a bit like the personification of a nation. Germany is like an elder person, mature and ageing that knows a lot, the benefit of wisdom. Surrounded by nations with declining demographics (other old friends) and torn by an ever weakening EU. Australia is on the door step of the fastest growing region on the planet, it has everything the world wants in terms of minerals and environment and is enormous, being 22 times larger than Germany. Australia is like a child just reaching puberty and about to explode with exciting potential. Powerful? It all depends on how you define power? I would say, right now geopolitically Australia is more powerful and important, given recent events. Valuable? Judging by the following statistics, I would question the efficacy of Germany. Cost of living > Average monthly disposable salary > After tax $3,780.69. Australia is Ranked 9th. 33% more than Germany Germany's is $2,851.85 Ranked 21st. Economy > GDP Australia $1.72 trillion Ranked 13th. Germany $3.40 trillion Ranked 5th. 2 times more than Australia however Australia's population is less than one third of Germany's and therefore has greater wealth distribution amongst its smaller population. Economy > Australia GDP per capita $67,035.57 Ranked 5th. 61% more than Germany Gemany GDP per capita $41,514.17 Ranked 18th. Geography > Land area > Australia Square miles 2.9 million square miles Ranked 3rd. 22 times more than Germany Germany 137,849 square miles Ranked 25th. Further, only 12% of Australia has been surveyed for its 'valuable' resources. Australia is a resource superpower and one of only six net exporters of food on the planet. You see, it's all about potential. Germany is a supreme nation that has reached its potential. Australia is a young, exciting and dynamic nation that has only begun to achieve its true potential. Can you see the difference?
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Australia wins. 12 times greater in size in landmass to Germany. Australia is a resource superpower and fewer people that need to share its wealth. Superior climate and an endless collection of beaches. Germany does make great cars though and their beers are pretty good!
German's GDB is much higher than Australian's. German's History is much more interesting than Australian's. Australia is a good country, but Germany is one of the best country of Europe
@@berlin695 It's true, Germany's GDP is ok however Germany needs to share its wealth between 83.5 million at 3.806 trillion USD (2020) people Vs Australia's 25.5 million people at 1.66 trillion USD (2020). So Germany has triple the population of Australia, but only twice the GDP so the maths doesn't work, does it. Plus, Germany's resources on a global scale are limited compared to Australia.
Look at the problems Germany faces because of the Ukraine Crisis with fuel and gas. Australia is limited in fuel but has an abundance of gas, it is a major exporter of gas to the world. But, Germany makes great cars!
It's great, Germany's history with Europe is great. Can we include WW2?
Yep. I agree Germany is one of the best countries in Europe, a continent.
Australia is one of the best countries in the world, and it's a continent!
Your turn. lol
@@panayotisdamianakis3658 if you are focused only on WW2 and you do not consider the rest of the History of Germany you should better inform yourself - Gemany's history is great even if had one of the baddest period ever
@@berlin695 Who said anything about WW2? Someone is paranoid! lol
I don't deny Germany's history isn't great. History isn't judged by measures of good or bad though, is it? Just how great an impact it has been in terms of civilisation. Germany's history is amazingly notoriously great in respect to having one of the greatest impacts on civilisation! Congrats!
You can thank Adolf Hitler and his merry band of Nazis for their helping hand in the annals of time for Germany's pole position as being the most despicable, genocidal regime in history. After all, that's all the rest of the world remembers. Correct? Oh, and your cars. Great legacy.
Got anything else? There's a lot of back peddling from there, in the meantime, speaking of civilisation, would you kindly ask Counselor Olaf Scholz to give Greece back the stolen ancient Greek artifacts currently illegally confiscated in Berlin’s Pergamon Museum? Thanks, there's a guter Typ.
@@berlin695 It sounds like you've had your fair share of visits to the doctor. Further, I've been to Germany, several times. Have you ever visited Australia? Nature's beauty abounds - Beautiful one day, perfect the next. And then you have Germany, quite bleak in winter lol
Germany is the best country in the world along with australa weather work life balance life quality every thing seems perfect in Germany
Germany is most powerful and rich country as compare to Australia
@aamiralipomy3082 | Per capita, the difference is almost nil. I don't think you really know, have you ever been to Australia?
Australia has a population of 26 million and has an almost 2 trillion dollar a year economy.
Germany has a population of around 83 million and an economy of 4.3 Trillion a year meaning that Australia's economy is about half of Germany's but its population is less than a third - so wealth in this instance is relative. Also, Australia's vast wealth is still in the ground. It's literally a resource super power, with only 12% of its land survey for mining so far. Truly, you have no idea of the potential wealth Australians have under their feet.
@@panayotisdamianakis3658 Let's See who's most powerful rich and important and valuable county in the world Gemany is most powerful and valuable county in the world as compared to Australia
@@aamiralipomy3082 It's all about potential. Germany is a great country, filled with highly intelligent people, manufacturer of supreme products - however, the majority of the mineral resources mined in Germany are hard, brown coal and lignite and, in smaller quantities, natural gas and crude oil. It is relatively resource poor. In essence, it has plateaued and at the moment is in danger of becoming a 'welfare state'. Despite be a large miner of brown coal, this won't help Germany as it's poor quality and so 'last century'. Germany has plateaued.
As opposed to Australia and it's vast resources, most, untapped. Australia is a land of exceedingly wonderful potential which has only now, has started to be realised.
I agree, Germany is an economically powerful and valuable player on the world stage. In terms of 'a force to be reckoned with' though, Germany is ranked militarily at number 25 and Australia, despite having a relatively small force still punches above its weight being ranked at 16. It will only escalate in ranking with the implementation of the recent AUKUS military agreement.
You see, it's all about potential.
It's quite a bit like the personification of a nation. Germany is like an elder person, mature and ageing that knows a lot, the benefit of wisdom. Surrounded by nations with declining demographics (other old friends) and torn by an ever weakening EU. Australia is on the door step of the fastest growing region on the planet, it has everything the world wants in terms of minerals and environment and is enormous, being 22 times larger than Germany. Australia is like a child just reaching puberty and about to explode with exciting potential.
Powerful? It all depends on how you define power? I would say, right now geopolitically Australia is more powerful and important, given recent events.
Valuable? Judging by the following statistics, I would question the efficacy of Germany.
Cost of living > Average monthly disposable salary > After tax $3,780.69. Australia is
Ranked 9th. 33% more than Germany Germany's is $2,851.85
Ranked 21st.
Economy > GDP Australia $1.72 trillion
Ranked 13th.
Germany $3.40 trillion
Ranked 5th.
2 times more than Australia however Australia's population is less than one third of Germany's and therefore has greater wealth distribution amongst its smaller population.
Economy > Australia GDP per capita $67,035.57
Ranked 5th. 61% more than Germany Gemany GDP per capita $41,514.17
Ranked 18th.
Geography > Land area > Australia
Square miles 2.9 million square miles
Ranked 3rd. 22 times more than Germany Germany 137,849 square miles
Ranked 25th.
Further, only 12% of Australia has been surveyed for its 'valuable' resources. Australia is a resource superpower and one of only six net exporters of food on the planet. You see, it's all about potential. Germany is a supreme nation that has reached its potential.
Australia is a young, exciting and dynamic nation that has only begun to achieve its true potential.
Can you see the difference?
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