Prosperity of Germany and advancement cannot be completely measured by statistics
Prosperity of Germany and advancement cannot be completely measured by statistics. Nobody can predict, what it will be, as it is partially based on elements from which unfortunately other countries did not take a lot of account. [105] Germany turns attention to practical formation of its people than any another
The nation in the world. Its system of a technical education is stretched on the whole empire, and provides the technical instruction for each class of people and for each employment of evening schools of people for already involved in life work, agricultural schools, forestry schools, business schools, extracting schools, naval schools, and schools in each branch of a manufacturing industry, besides, certainly, schools for formation of what intend to follow the studied trades. As consequence of it very much the general condition of a technical education, in German industrial prosecution the class of the workers who have been not found at seminars of any other compatriots of industrial skill and experience, and at the same time the highest scientific technical achievements in branches of a science which have especially for their work there is occupied. These men work over salaries which in other countries would consider ridiculously low. In almost all other countries possession of sound scientific formation - the passport to social distinction, and each trade is opened for it who has the right to enter into it. In Germany, however, the studied trades, and especially official positions of army and fleet, are almost exclusive reserves of those who is born to the social category. The formed simple person, therefore, should find a shelter directly to make, trade, or trade. From this follows, that scientific skill and investigation extend in German commercial industries than in that of all other nations more widely. While, however, the German handicraftsman equal in its special technical skill was not firmer the specialised English competitor, and as consequence of it, it is more than one sixth full import of Germany consists of the goods brought from England mainly finer kind of textile fabrics [106] and article gland
And a steel. This inferiority in specialisation in German workers cannot long proceed, and the successful competition of Germany to industrial advantage of the Great Britain can is fast to be the tremendous fact.
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