Europe has some really amazing countries and within these countries some of them work together
For a much bigger and brighter future and here on FTD facts
We are talking about two great nations within Europe who are both doing their own thing have their own traditions
And these are the two countries of Germany and the Netherlands hey everybody what's going on
My name is Dave Wawa welcome back to the channel if it's your first time here well welcome for the first time
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This is our which country is better series where we look at two different countries and compare them now
We're not saying which country is actually better
We're just throwing it out to you guys, and we want you guys to tell us
What is great about your country so let us know down there on top of that guys if you want to learn more about the?
Netherlands or Germany, I'm gonna have some cards in this video, and I'll even have some at the end of this video
But let's get started. Let's take a look at these two amazing nations, so country number one. Let's look at Germany now
it is a population of eighty two million eight hundred thousand people ranking 16th in the world with a population density of
232 people per square kilometer and with its population density it ranks 58th in the world
But it has a land size of approximately three hundred fifty seven thousand one hundred and sixty eight kilometers Square ranking
62nd in the world now popping over to the Netherlands it has approximately
seventeen million two hundred thousand six hundred and seventy-one people ranking
66th in the world its
Population density ranks 30th in the world with a density of four hundred and fourteen point three people per square kilometer
And of that these people are stretched across a land size of forty one thousand five hundred and forty three kilometers square ranking
131st in the world and it actually has a water percentage on its land of
Eighteen point four one percent now when we look at these nations. We also got a really look at their economy
We got to see what kind of money
They use, and we got to look at their imports and exports
So let's dive into that now the thing about these two countries is they both
Actually use the euro and to compare one to the other well
That would be a hard thing to do however when it comes to the Euro one European dollar equals one point two
Three US dollars, but with that in mind, let's dive a little deeper. Let's look at their GDP
Let's look at their imports and exports like I said so for this
We're going to use the purchasing power parity
Which is the best way to compare nations when it comes to its GDP now Germany ranks fifth in the world with a GDP of?
approximately four point one five zero
trillion dollars its GDP per capita sits at 18th in the world being over fifty thousand dollars for Germany in
2016 its
Exports equalled one point three two trillion dollars being third in the world and for this cars vehicle parts an unspecified with a top three
For imports it equals one point zero five trillion being third in the world as well with unspecified cars and vehicle parts also
being the top three as well now for the
Netherlands their GDP is
approximately nine hundred seven point six one nine billion dollars ranking 28th in the world now their GDP per capita ranks 13th in the world
Being over fifty three thousand dollars for its exports
They sit at 435 billion being ninth in the world with refined petrol
Computers and telephones being their top exports as for imports they total
393 billion being 10th in the world with refined petroleum crude petroleum and computers being their top now
Let's break it down even further
let's look at the living expenses in Germany compared to the Netherlands so for the cost of living in Germany compared to the
Netherlands food is approximately 7% cheaper
housing is 18% cheaper clothes are 8% cheaper transportation is 15% cheaper personal care is 4% cheaper and
Entertainment comes in at a whopping 11 percent cheaper now in total if you were to move to Germany from the Netherlands it would be
Actually 13% cheaper to live there and last but not least guys just for fun
Let's take a look at the national debt of these two great nations
Now when it comes to Germany they have approximately two point six trillion US dollars in debt
equaling approximately thirty one thousand two hundred and two dollars per citizen
And if you were to put those in single bills and wrap them around the world
it would go around the world at ten thousand one hundred and seventy six times as
For the Netherlands their debt is five hundred and twelve point eight billion u.s.
Dollars with approximately thirty thousand three hundred and forty four per citizen
So there you have it guys that is just a look at these two amazing nations
My name is Dave wobble
And I want to thank you guys for tuning in and learning about these two different nations and seeing how they compare
But I want to know which country is your favorite
Let me know down there
And I also want to know why is that the food is the people is it the?
Culture let me know down there in the comment section below on top of that guys feel free to check out our other videos at
The end of this video and hit that subscribe button because we love talking about countries and until then I'll see you in the next
video bye
So here you go guys here are the videos that I was talking about
We've talked about the Netherlands, and we've talked about Germany, so hey if you're from those nations
And you want to learn about each other, or if you're from those nations
And you want to learn about your own country
Well check them out because we generally like to talk really great about nations and find out
What is great about them?
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